gamom
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Yes, I believe it started with the Evidence garage Csi. Said he threw away his bench notes. I think it is obvious now that the States experts are being difficult hence the new motions required and response required and hearing on such matter.
Yes, I do believe Strickland was unfair and it was obvious to me. But for record, he ruled accordingly. Now we have to go over all these motions and rulings again. That is my opinion. Now the new Judge so far seems to be very fair to the defense and has an opportunity in doing so to get to the whole truth of the matter. I support that. thanks
BBM, I wonder if its not that the state's experts are being difficult, but more that they are unwilling to do the defenses job for them. Its been 2 years and it looks to me like the defense has not done anything until recently to prepare for this trial. The fact that JB STILL has to say to the judge.."Can I get back to you" or "We don't have that yet" is annoying to me. If KC was my daughter, I would be livid at the defense. Where exactly has the money JB made been spent? The defense is entitled to the facts of the case, they are not entitled to case notes made along the way from someones opinion. We are not in high school anymore, you can not cheat or short cut your way through exams. If you want to ace the final...get your pen and pad out and make your OWN notes. Study the facts, do some research and...present your case. Yes, that means go down to TES and go through all the documents. The state did, so can he. This is not a CLEP exam for goodness sake and he can not just show up and wing it.
I love the fact that JP is making him do the work and be more specific on his motion as to WHAT exactly he is asking for. He is always so broad because he is not prepared. Maybe now he can earn the money he received from the death of poor Caylee. or as he described her today " a small child" :furious::furious:
Yes, Jose..."a small child", with a HUGE community behind her to make sure that justice is served.