Disorder in the court!!

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So we can all drop off our kids, and party hardy for a month and never tell where we left her?? Someone please start instructing jurors what reasonable doubt is. if the grass is wet, house is wet, driveway wet and there's no fire engine in sight - it's safe to assume it rained.
 
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