Next up, making the case for a Frank's hearing...
Are we going to hear AT say that the warrant for the arrest is a lie because of the prior searches she has deemed warrantless?
Where warrants weren't required...
If she's not careful, she's going to spin herself dizzy with her warrant merry-go-around.
JMO
I don’t believe the judge does either. He keeps shifting around anxiously like he wants to hear anything but her voice.What she's talking about now is what makes me angry. I'm sorry for joking, now. I don't like AT AT ALL, anymore. IMO
So far, AT has succeeded only in underscoring the undeniable -- it is BK's DNA.
JMO
QUIT making me laugh, I'M still mad...."It matters because it wasn’t an investigation."
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
This is better than a Springer “He is NOT the father" montage!
I don’t believe the judge does either. He keeps shifting around anxiously like he wants to hear anything but her voice.
There you go again throwing out logic.I’m up to the Franks part but have to leave—-I know I’ll find out everything here later tonight.
So far I’m exceedingly unimpressed by AT’s argument.
The 4th Amendment:
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As I read this, of course as a layperson, I still see the terms “unreasonable” and “upon probable cause.”
In my estimation this search is not unreasonable and there is due probable cause.
Naturally I will leave the fine points to the lawyers.
I grasp that the whole goal here is to exclude the DNA because it’s Bryan’s and the D doesn’t want this evidence in trial.
Slam dunk otherwise—-the DNA is the pulsating red arrow that points directly at BK.
Truly, why fight against the DNA reveal if your client is innocent?
Trash in the driveway or trash near the house, FBI database or whatever, if your client didn’t murder the victims then his DNA would not be on the sheath.
“Sound and fury, signifying nothing.”
IMO
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