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To avoid a mistrial and/or a new trial by appeal. She is giving him EVERY opportunity to participate in this trial, even when he misbehaves.HELP why is she doing this?
To avoid a mistrial and/or a new trial by appeal. She is giving him EVERY opportunity to participate in this trial, even when he misbehaves.HELP why is she doing this?
I think we have to continue. We are one court day away from closing statements. No going backwards now.Wow he is back calling a witness...can we really continue?
Yes, let’s get thru this.I think she is afraid of a mistrial. This defendant is is horridly disruptive and manipulative that placing a co-attorney into the mix could implode the trial. This guy is too unpredictable and he could assault the guy, or do something to make things go sideways.
This is the last day of witnesses and then it goes to closing statements and jury instructions. Bringing in another attorney at this point could backfire in so many ways. JMO
I gasped a little when she said his name. He thought he had something and went after it. As she was carefully answering his questions, I realized that her first subpoena was from the state. Calling a witness for your defense that you didn't know was on the state's list was not the wisest move. But then again, I don't understand to point of any of his witnesses.Had to grab a call. Is this witness on now with the long red hair the mom of 4?
Why is he badgering her about why she said his name?
HE IS SADISTIC
Yep.And notice how later on, he denied to the judge that he ever accused anyone of taking his paperwork.
She said he was blaming others and he said ' I NEVER said anyone took my papers' ---but he did flat out do so, on camera.
I think the jury will find for intentional homicide. He drove right into the parade, past the barriers, and accelerated INTO a crowd of women and children.Woke up feeling a little worried about this. Please hear me out. DB is charged with first-degree intentional homicide 940.01. I feel like DB’s game in bringing some of the witnesses may be to demonstrate that public outcry led to overcharging.
He is creating a circus-like atmosphere to distract from the state‘s case to demonstrate intent - (a la the Casey Anthony case).
Legal folks: If the jury cannot find for intentional homicide, will the jury be able to choose to convict on 940.02 - reckless homicide?
WI statute:
Wisconsin Legislature: 940.01
docs.legis.wisconsin.gov
DB charges:
unfortunately DP not an option. I would vote for DP for this guy however I agree about solitary.Solitary would be utter torture for this narcissist. It would be the worst thing of all to him. Life wouldn't bother him because he can be a 'king' in prison and enjoy his ratchet life. I'd vote for death though. He is a vile, coldhearted monster with nothing to offer this world anymore. JMO
i have the same concern and never trust a jury. Are lesser charges on there...?? He has been working on that and I think got the thought from previous public defenders...that is why certain witnesses were called. One thing in common to their testimony was horn blowing which he thinks means non intentional. That might work for initial crash but how about all the others? With those last witnesses he was trying to imply others in the car. He has done that consistently with the questions on tinted windows etc. again clearly a tactic from the public defenders. Every single witness put him in driver's seat so absent a remote control driver from back seat don't think that will go far! I think if even one juror had any doubts his courtroom behavior cannot be ignored...judge can admonish them to disregard his comments but come on...can't unring what we saw and can you imagine what this is like in person? Judge mentioned pages and pages of instructions and charges but with so many victims.Woke up feeling a little worried about this. Please hear me out. DB is charged with first-degree intentional homicide 940.01. I feel like DB’s game in bringing some of the witnesses may be to demonstrate that public outcry led to overcharging.
He is creating a circus-like atmosphere to distract from the state‘s case to demonstrate intent - (a la the Casey Anthony case).
Legal folks: If the jury cannot find for intentional homicide, will the jury be able to choose to convict on 940.02 - reckless homicide?
WI statute:
Wisconsin Legislature: 940.01
docs.legis.wisconsin.gov
DB charges:
Woke up feeling a little worried about this. Please hear me out. DB is charged with first-degree intentional homicide 940.01. I feel like DB’s game in bringing some of the witnesses may be to demonstrate that public outcry led to overcharging.
He is creating a circus-like atmosphere to distract from the state‘s case to demonstrate intent - (a la the Casey Anthony case).
Legal folks: If the jury cannot find for intentional homicide, will the jury be able to choose to convict on 940.02 - reckless homicide?
WI statute:
Wisconsin Legislature: 940.01
docs.legis.wisconsin.gov
DB charges:
yesterday he did get one witness to say he "swerved around some kids" and he picked up on that just a bit but she then confirmed he plowed right into the next group of parade people.I remember when this first occurred and before I had a chance to see additional footage, I was questioning whether he tried to avoid people (as I thought maybe he did). Once I saw more and/or full video, there was no doubt... he drove "into" the victims. IMO, when jurors view ALL the evidence... intent will be clear. *As I say on every trial thread... jurors make me nervous. But, this time, I feel a more confident.
If you shoot 30 rounds in a crowded theater, your intent was committed when you walked into that room intending to empty the magazine full of bullets.I remember when this first occurred and before I had a chance to see additional footage, I was questioning whether he tried to avoid people (as I thought maybe he did). Once I saw more and/or full video, there was no doubt... he drove "into" the victims. IMO, when jurors view ALL the evidence... intent will be clear. *As I say on every trial thread... jurors make me nervous. But, this time, I feel a little more confident.
Yes, there are so many videos of the incident and around the time of the incident that it is overwhelmingly clear that he was the one operating the vehicle and drove intentionally into the parade. There is video of the vehicle before the incident without damage and after the incident with heavy damage and video of him leaving the vehicle on maple Street. He really has no case to prove himself innocent when there is so much evidence to the contrary. He has had many run ins with the law and is a violent man that really needed to be removed from society prior to this incident. It's clear who the guilty party is here, however, he shows no empathy or remorse for anything he has done. So he gets in an argument with an ex and decides to drive past marked and barricaded streets into innocent bystanders? Just as his actions then make no sense, his testimony in court will also not follow reason. He just wastes people's time; I think the jury can see that. It is all smoke and mirrors in the courtroom coming from him but in the end justice will be served and he will be answering to his crimes.I remember when this first occurred and before I had a chance to see additional footage, I was questioning whether he tried to avoid people (as I thought maybe he did). Once I saw more and/or full video, there was no doubt... he drove "into" the victims. IMO, when jurors view ALL the evidence... intent will be clear. *As I say on every trial thread... jurors make me nervous. But, this time, I feel a more confident.
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For sure! That’s why it rankles me that the mother isn’t there in the courtroom. I don’t think it’s bc she’s a potential witness. She’s choosing not to be there. She should be there behind her son. <modsnip: not victim friendly>Parenting is the main issue in creating this, IMO. Not holding children accountable for 18 years and wondering why they continue into adulthood. I’m not speaking of all parents, but those who excuse, enable, and promote defiant and aggressive behavior without consequences. At the point they reach the age to be involved with judicial systems as adults, the monster has been created and unleashed. MOO
right! And the testimony of the officers who tried to stop him also completely undercuts his “unintentional” argument.If you shoot 30 rounds in a crowded theater, your intent was committed when you walked into that room intending to empty the magazine full of bullets.
If you drive down a parade route with reckless abandon and without concern about anyone but yourself, you intended to hurt or kill anyone in your way.
Just my thoughts.
Otis
I think the jury will find for intentional homicide. He drove right into the parade, past the barriers, and accelerated INTO a crowd of women and children.![]()