I liked that the judge is giving the State's Attorney some space in giving Schoenhorn what he wants. Also, the State's Attorney said the motion should have been filed in Stamford Court...Hmmmm. (Schoenhorn won't care...he wants what he wants....)
I had to chuckle when JS indicated he needed the information to prepare for trial. What a joke...he just wants to use it for pre-trial publicity in hopes it never gets to trial.
From the article above....
Hartford judge orders prosecutor to respond to Michelle Troconis’ attorney
Schoenhorn contends he has a right to nearly all evidence in the domestic violence cases as he prepares to take his client’s case to trial. “I’m not asking for anything that isn’t being turned over to Mr. Mawhinney’s attorney,” Schoenhorn said.
Walcott told Seeley that she felt Schoenhorn should have filed his motion in Stamford Superior Court where the conspiracy to commit murder cases are proceeding.
But Walcott conceded that by law, Schoenhorn had a right to any documents or indication that a deal had been struck in her cases to gain Mawhinney’s cooperation in the case against Troconis.
“Of course, they should be turned over,” Walcott said.
And, my favorite quote is bolded, because I seriously doubt he's opened much the evidence already given to him....IMO...MOO