Except if they failed to report an accident resulting in death, and then tried to frame an innocent person, that would be on purpose, and I would say that's just as bad if not worse than doing something originally on purpose. Very sick people if they did that.
True that!!!
I heard he shot off into space in his new Lexus with some tins of blue paint.
BBM. Absolutely agree. There seems to be such a deep-seated hatred of KR by JOK's mom and brother that I truly doubt they will ever think anyone else but KR caused John's death.
See an article of someone trying to change that and how prejudice it is to the defendant's right.
There’s a room with one piece of furniture — what looks to be a marbled top console table. The she if the table could be a ridge. But that doesn’t explain the textured part of the wound Dr. Laposata talked about.
Dropping the house pics from 34 Fairview when it was on sale, that Dr L started to talk about yesterday until the panic alarmset in with Hank and Bev. They don't want us /the jurors to see the inside of the house....
So lets take another look... anything to make that head wound inside?
(Sorry if these have been posted I am not yet caught up )
IMO
There are people that are trying to stop this in Massachusetts in 2022
See an article of someone trying to change that and how prejudice it is to the defendant's right.
In criminal trials, defendants deserve rebuttal | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
Structural issues in the criminal justice system took decades — if not centuries — to create, and no one magical piece of legislation or court decision will dismantle them. Instead, it will take constant chiseling, from a variety of angles. One such angle lies with the courts. Rule 24 of the...
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One such angle lies with the courts.
Rule 24 of the Massachusetts Rules of Criminal Procedure sets up a process in which prosecutors get the “first and last word” in state criminal trials, presenting the initial opening statement but the second closing argument, with no opportunity for rebuttal from the defense.
Amending Rule 24 to give defendants an opportunity to rebut the prosecution’s closing argument might only marginally reduce the number of convictions that Massachusetts juries hand down. But as Appeals Court Judge Peter J. Rubin noted in his concurrence in the case Commonwealth v. Nova, allowing rebuttal would enhance the confidence of the public — and of individual defendants — in those decisions to convict.
I'd go with steps in the garage hahaThere’s a room with one piece of furniture — what looks to be a marbled top console table. The she if the table could be a ridge. But that doesn’t explain the textured part of the wound Dr. Laposata talked about.
The weights. The bottom of one of the weight “ things” — i think the bench press thing—has metal feet that are kind of shaped like a trestle base and slightly elevated off the floor. So the metal base of that? But that metal would likely be smooth/not textured like galvanized metal.
Just the bar of of one the weights? (Clearly i don’t know weight lifting lingo nor products) but the round metal bar has a kind of rough gripped surface so sweaty hands don’t slip off
The diving board is a “ridge” with a textured surface.
I’m thinking they wouldn’t have shown that console in the pic if it was the marbled top console. So I’m going with the concrete or brick steps in the garage, the diving board, or weight bar thing.
Problem for prosecution is in this bah...
This!
