In Session The jurors and witness are now gone.
Judge: “The doctor has now advised the jury that she’s reviewed the sworn testimony of people that this jury will never hear from . . . what are we going to do about that now?”
Glasgow: “With all due respect, I apologize to the Court.”
Judge: “Are all those people testifying? I’m assuming the State won’t call them all.”
Goldberg points out that some of the people mention have already been excused as witnesses earlier in the proceedings. “We don’t have any obligation to call any witnesses . . . and Dr. Mitchell’s grand jury testimony wasn’t subject to cross-examination. That certainly crosses the line . . . it would be highly inappropriate for her to comment on any of those things.”
Glasgow: “Judge, if we could have a short break, we have case law we looked at previously.” Judge: “I don’t believe that any such case law exists. But if you’ve got it, I’d like to see it.” The judge leaves the bench, and the trial is in a brief recess.