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Remain calm. Judge Perry has got this! This may be some of the best money spent on this case. For the same reasons Mr. Ashton set out he was uncomfortable with a lab that did not have these specific qualifying bona findes, we must have the defense have the items with a lab that does. The judge , who has tried his share of murder cases, both as a ADA and as a Judge, surely knows the importance of this accrediation. Judge Perry is making it virtually impossible for this case to be overturned on appeal. The two thousand is nothing in comparison to the cost of trying this case a second time. He has his eye on that at all times. Very few pieces of the puzzle compare in importance to the items the baby was found with and the car. When we study this Judge we note that he brings with him to his hearings piles of appeals from the Supreme Court to quote from in his rulings. It seems to me he sits down with his pad and plays the role of the judge the appeal is in front of and imagines what and how, o n what issues would his ruling be vulnerable. Then he looks up examples, then decides on his ruling. This is what I assume they all do.
If money is to be skimped...it will be on lesser matters, I assure you. The judge is going to be abundantly fair, within the guidelines, but more generous leaning on these imperative pieces of evidence than , hmmmm, let's say the fishing expedition regarding the TES volunteers. Indeed he had already ruled that they could have the DNA testing done, so it truly was just a formality today that the amount was approved. In relative terms when you view it through the eyes of the judge this was not even a close call. Think of it this way,
if the PI s (one or more of whom have questionable tactics), are charging $40.00 per hour, they could use up two thousand in a very short time period. I would venture a guess that DNA work for a couple of weeks would require someone far more educated, indeed likely a staff of folks will work on this, rather than the one PI charging for his time, the folks at the lab are clearly more credentialed and use far more expensive equipment than Mort's shaky, poor quality video camera.
Perhaps Joypath can chime in, but imo the two thousand indeed sounded reasonable to me. The judge certainly thought so. If I were a Florida taxpayer, I'd much sooner want to pay 2K for the DNA on the clothes the baby had on and the bag she was found in, then to have these PI s making their troublesome phone calls.
So many other things are peripheral, the things with the remains are the nuts and bolts. Nothing could matter more than the defense having the opportunity to have them examined.
He knows what he is doing.
Remain calm.
Judge Perry has got this. I'd bet my life on it.
I am far, far more upset about the thousands and thousands of dollars the local, state even national law enforcement agencies had to spend and deplete resources and man hours on, all the while there were folks who knew that baby's body was just down the street. This matter is just perfunctory, it has to get done, it has to be done beyond reproach and the judge is making damn sure it will be. I take it back, never mind just remaing calm, be happy.
The big dawg is guarding the house and nobody is getting by him! Feel safe. Exhale.
Eleven minutes flat! Love, love , love this judge!!!
Thanks Nums for the hearing!
WESH Video Report:
Judge Perry's Approves Defense Request:
http://www.wesh.com/video/25842542/detail.html
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If money is to be skimped...it will be on lesser matters, I assure you. The judge is going to be abundantly fair, within the guidelines, but more generous leaning on these imperative pieces of evidence than , hmmmm, let's say the fishing expedition regarding the TES volunteers. Indeed he had already ruled that they could have the DNA testing done, so it truly was just a formality today that the amount was approved. In relative terms when you view it through the eyes of the judge this was not even a close call. Think of it this way,
if the PI s (one or more of whom have questionable tactics), are charging $40.00 per hour, they could use up two thousand in a very short time period. I would venture a guess that DNA work for a couple of weeks would require someone far more educated, indeed likely a staff of folks will work on this, rather than the one PI charging for his time, the folks at the lab are clearly more credentialed and use far more expensive equipment than Mort's shaky, poor quality video camera.
Perhaps Joypath can chime in, but imo the two thousand indeed sounded reasonable to me. The judge certainly thought so. If I were a Florida taxpayer, I'd much sooner want to pay 2K for the DNA on the clothes the baby had on and the bag she was found in, then to have these PI s making their troublesome phone calls.
So many other things are peripheral, the things with the remains are the nuts and bolts. Nothing could matter more than the defense having the opportunity to have them examined.
He knows what he is doing.
Remain calm.
Judge Perry has got this. I'd bet my life on it.
I am far, far more upset about the thousands and thousands of dollars the local, state even national law enforcement agencies had to spend and deplete resources and man hours on, all the while there were folks who knew that baby's body was just down the street. This matter is just perfunctory, it has to get done, it has to be done beyond reproach and the judge is making damn sure it will be. I take it back, never mind just remaing calm, be happy.
The big dawg is guarding the house and nobody is getting by him! Feel safe. Exhale.
Eleven minutes flat! Love, love , love this judge!!!
Thanks Nums for the hearing!
WESH Video Report:
Judge Perry's Approves Defense Request:
http://www.wesh.com/video/25842542/detail.html
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