Found Deceased CO - Dylan Nicholas Redwine, 13, Vallecito, 19 Nov 2012 *father arrested*
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no I think based on how the voir dire process is going.
Amazing how often these trials start with the defence claiming the prosecution is corrupt / unethical
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Monday, November 2nd:
*Trial continues with Jury Selection Voir Dire (Day 3) (@ 8am MT) - CO - Dylan Nicholas Redwine (13) (Nov. 19, 2012, Broomfield; found about 8 miles up Middle Mountain Road, a dirt road that cuts through the San Juan National Forest, about 100 yards from the road, directly off an ATV trail on June 27, 2013 & Nov. 1, 2015 his skull was found) - *Mark Allen Redwine (55/now 58), "father" indicted (6-20-17) of 2nd degree murder & child abuse resulting in death. Plead not guilty. $750K bond.
Jury Trial began on 10/29/20 with jury selection (trial thru 12/9/20 per court site) will be a 12-person jury with 2 alternates. The court expects opening statements to begin the morning of Monday, Nov 9.
Previous court hearings from 9/10/17 thru 10/27/20 reference post #303 here:
Dylan Redwine's father’s trial in death of son, rescheduled to 18 September 2019
10/29/20 Jury Selection Day 1 Thursday: A total of 19 potential jurors were in the courtroom. The judge was asking just general questions. Thursday’s jury selection was the first of several rounds of questioning to weed out people who don’t qualify or can’t serve. Right off the bat, five people were excused because they could not serve that much time, mostly for work-related reasons. Another person was excused after he said personal health reasons were a concern amid the COVID-19 pandemic. At the end of the brief hearing, potential jurors were handed a list of witnesses to look over to see if they had any relationship with people on the list. The jury pool will be called back at a later time. (Of the original 19 - 13 left to come back). Jury selection continues on 10/30/20.
10/30/20 Jury Selection Day 2 Friday: At Friday’s 8 a.m. session, Redwine’s public defender, John Moran, raised concerns about a document with background histories of potential jurors he was just provided by prosecutors with the 6th Judicial District Attorney’s Office. The document included “extremely private information” on 1,094 people who were called for jury duty, such as if the person had a history of child abuse, sex abuse, drug use or had previously attempted suicide. District Judge Jeffery Wilson, overseeing the case, ended the discussion Friday morning because it was happening in front of potential jurors. The court reconvened later, outside the presence of potential jurors, to take up the matter. Wilson called the whole matter a “big ado about next to nothing.” “We’re done for the day on this issue,” he said. “I just don’t see it being an issue.” Day 2 of jury selection is over. Jurors will report on Monday, 11/2, Tuesday, 11/3, Wednesday, 11/4 & Thursday, 11/5 will start the voir dire, with the 98 Jurors that they have left on 11/6/20. Audio will resume the afternoon of 11/5/20 at the conclusion of individual voir dire. Moran tried once again to delay, but Judge Jeffrey R. Wilson denied his request.
11/2/20 Jury Selection Day 3 Monday: No public/no cameras. Jury voir dire. Continues on 11/3/20. Audio will resume the afternoon of 11/5/20 at the conclusion of individual voir dire.
*Trial continues with Jury Selection Voir Dire (Day 3) (@ 8am MT) - CO - Dylan Nicholas Redwine (13) (Nov. 19, 2012, Broomfield; found about 8 miles up Middle Mountain Road, a dirt road that cuts through the San Juan National Forest, about 100 yards from the road, directly off an ATV trail on June 27, 2013 & Nov. 1, 2015 his skull was found) - *Mark Allen Redwine (55/now 58), "father" indicted (6-20-17) of 2nd degree murder & child abuse resulting in death. Plead not guilty. $750K bond.
Jury Trial began on 10/29/20 with jury selection (trial thru 12/9/20 per court site) will be a 12-person jury with 2 alternates. The court expects opening statements to begin the morning of Monday, Nov 9.
Previous court hearings from 9/10/17 thru 10/27/20 reference post #303 here:
Dylan Redwine's father’s trial in death of son, rescheduled to 18 September 2019
10/29/20 Jury Selection Day 1 Thursday: A total of 19 potential jurors were in the courtroom. The judge was asking just general questions. Thursday’s jury selection was the first of several rounds of questioning to weed out people who don’t qualify or can’t serve. Right off the bat, five people were excused because they could not serve that much time, mostly for work-related reasons. Another person was excused after he said personal health reasons were a concern amid the COVID-19 pandemic. At the end of the brief hearing, potential jurors were handed a list of witnesses to look over to see if they had any relationship with people on the list. The jury pool will be called back at a later time. (Of the original 19 - 13 left to come back). Jury selection continues on 10/30/20.
10/30/20 Jury Selection Day 2 Friday: At Friday’s 8 a.m. session, Redwine’s public defender, John Moran, raised concerns about a document with background histories of potential jurors he was just provided by prosecutors with the 6th Judicial District Attorney’s Office. The document included “extremely private information” on 1,094 people who were called for jury duty, such as if the person had a history of child abuse, sex abuse, drug use or had previously attempted suicide. District Judge Jeffery Wilson, overseeing the case, ended the discussion Friday morning because it was happening in front of potential jurors. The court reconvened later, outside the presence of potential jurors, to take up the matter. Wilson called the whole matter a “big ado about next to nothing.” “We’re done for the day on this issue,” he said. “I just don’t see it being an issue.” Day 2 of jury selection is over. Jurors will report on Monday, 11/2, Tuesday, 11/3, Wednesday, 11/4 & Thursday, 11/5 will start the voir dire, with the 98 Jurors that they have left on 11/6/20. Audio will resume the afternoon of 11/5/20 at the conclusion of individual voir dire. Moran tried once again to delay, but Judge Jeffrey R. Wilson denied his request.
11/2/20 Jury Selection Day 3 Monday: No public/no cameras. Jury voir dire. Continues on 11/3/20. Audio will resume the afternoon of 11/5/20 at the conclusion of individual voir dire.
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This is fantastic news.
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Not unless it's date is 11/9....
Thanks and yes I got the date confused. Also why the U.S insists on writing the date backwards is beyond me.
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Well - living in the U.S. for 65 years - I have to get used to the way Europeans write their dates! LOL! It does get confusing at times - unless the date is over 13!
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The Court is changing WebEx for this trial and will post how to access daily on the La Plata County District Home page. Stay tuned for instructions after Nov 5.
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Opening statements are expected to begin Nov 9. However, this date is subject to change if problems/delays with jury selection.
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Tempers flare at Redwine trial over background checks on potential jurors
Oct 30, 2020
The trial for Mark Redwine experienced unexpected drama Friday when attorneys argued over background checks performed on potential jurors.
Redwine’s trial began Thursday with jury selection, a process that is expected to take a week to sift through 2,625 people who were summoned to serve on the 12-person jury with two alternates in the highly publicized case.
[..]
Champagne said the La Plata County Sheriff’s Office, on its own accord and without request from the District Attorney’s Office, conducted the background checks and compiled the document “to be helpful in the jury selection process.”
“When we were made aware of it, we immediately released (it to the defense),” Champagne said.
[..]
Wilson called the whole matter a “big ado about next to nothing.”
“We’re done for the day on this issue,” he said. “I just don’t see it being an issue.”
[..]
Christopher Mueller, a professor at the University of Colorado Law School, who has been teaching law for 50 years, said he’s never heard of a sheriff’s office taking it upon itself to compile background checks on potential jurors, let alone a list of more than 1,000 people.
“That’s pretty extraordinary,” he said.
[..]
Ultimately, background checks on potential jurors are not illegal, Mueller said, and Friday’s flare-up at trial was likely the defense trying to make noise and claim something was done wrong in the process to garner sympathy.
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It’s unclear if the issue in the Redwine trial will go any further. No formal motions were filed as of Friday afternoon. Champagne and Wilson both declined to comment.
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It's no secret the defense has been trying to delay this trial or gain a mistrial and I won't be surprised if motions follow to delay jury selection or another attempt to force change of venue. MOO
Oct 30, 2020
The trial for Mark Redwine experienced unexpected drama Friday when attorneys argued over background checks performed on potential jurors.
Redwine’s trial began Thursday with jury selection, a process that is expected to take a week to sift through 2,625 people who were summoned to serve on the 12-person jury with two alternates in the highly publicized case.
[..]
Champagne said the La Plata County Sheriff’s Office, on its own accord and without request from the District Attorney’s Office, conducted the background checks and compiled the document “to be helpful in the jury selection process.”
“When we were made aware of it, we immediately released (it to the defense),” Champagne said.
[..]
Wilson called the whole matter a “big ado about next to nothing.”
“We’re done for the day on this issue,” he said. “I just don’t see it being an issue.”
[..]
Christopher Mueller, a professor at the University of Colorado Law School, who has been teaching law for 50 years, said he’s never heard of a sheriff’s office taking it upon itself to compile background checks on potential jurors, let alone a list of more than 1,000 people.
“That’s pretty extraordinary,” he said.
[..]
Ultimately, background checks on potential jurors are not illegal, Mueller said, and Friday’s flare-up at trial was likely the defense trying to make noise and claim something was done wrong in the process to garner sympathy.
[..]
It’s unclear if the issue in the Redwine trial will go any further. No formal motions were filed as of Friday afternoon. Champagne and Wilson both declined to comment.
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It's no secret the defense has been trying to delay this trial or gain a mistrial and I won't be surprised if motions follow to delay jury selection or another attempt to force change of venue. MOO
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https://www.courts.state.co.us/userfiles/file/Court_Probation/06th_Judicial_District/La_Plata/Redwine/Order Regarding Public Access to the Courtroom During Trial (C-57).pdf
The court is allowing news and other media organizations to capture, record, or re-broadcast La Plata County's use of WebEx event which will live stream (audio/videoconference) the entire trial after the completion of jury selection.
Opening statements are expected to begin Nov 9.
For the public to directly access WebEx Event system to view the trial on their smartphones/computers, up to 3,000 viewers will have access by going to LaPlata County District Court Home page for the daily passcode and/or connection instructions.
Stay tuned for daily instructions at the La Plata County court website.
Colorado Judicial Branch - La Plata County - Homepage
The court is allowing news and other media organizations to capture, record, or re-broadcast La Plata County's use of WebEx event which will live stream (audio/videoconference) the entire trial after the completion of jury selection.
Opening statements are expected to begin Nov 9.
For the public to directly access WebEx Event system to view the trial on their smartphones/computers, up to 3,000 viewers will have access by going to LaPlata County District Court Home page for the daily passcode and/or connection instructions.
Stay tuned for daily instructions at the La Plata County court website.
Colorado Judicial Branch - La Plata County - Homepage
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Tuesday, November 3rd:
*Trial continues with Jury Selection Voir Dire (Day 4) (@ 8am MT) - CO - Dylan Nicholas Redwine (13) (Nov. 19, 2012, Broomfield; found about 8 miles up Middle Mountain Road, a dirt road that cuts through the San Juan National Forest, about 100 yards from the road, directly off an ATV trail on June 27, 2013 & Nov. 1, 2015 his skull was found) - *Mark Allen Redwine (55/now 58), "father" indicted (6-20-17) of 2nd degree murder & child abuse resulting in death. Plead not guilty. $750K bond.
Jury Trial began on 10/29/20 with jury selection (trial thru 12/9/20 per court site) will be a 12-person jury with 2 alternates. The court expects opening statements to begin the morning of Monday, Nov 9.
Previous court hearings from 9/10/17 thru 10/27/20 & Jury Selection (Day 1-2) 10/29/20 to 10/30/20 reference post #64 here:
Found Deceased - CO - Dylan Nicholas Redwine, 13, Broomfield, 19 Nov 2012 *father arrested*
11/2/20 Jury Selection Day 3 Monday: No public/no cameras. Jury voir dire. Continues on 11/3/20. Audio will resume the afternoon of 11/5/20 at the conclusion of individual voir dire.
11/3/20 Jury Selection Day 4 Tuesday: No public/no cameras. Jury voir dire. Continues on 11/4/20.
*Trial continues with Jury Selection Voir Dire (Day 4) (@ 8am MT) - CO - Dylan Nicholas Redwine (13) (Nov. 19, 2012, Broomfield; found about 8 miles up Middle Mountain Road, a dirt road that cuts through the San Juan National Forest, about 100 yards from the road, directly off an ATV trail on June 27, 2013 & Nov. 1, 2015 his skull was found) - *Mark Allen Redwine (55/now 58), "father" indicted (6-20-17) of 2nd degree murder & child abuse resulting in death. Plead not guilty. $750K bond.
Jury Trial began on 10/29/20 with jury selection (trial thru 12/9/20 per court site) will be a 12-person jury with 2 alternates. The court expects opening statements to begin the morning of Monday, Nov 9.
Previous court hearings from 9/10/17 thru 10/27/20 & Jury Selection (Day 1-2) 10/29/20 to 10/30/20 reference post #64 here:
Found Deceased - CO - Dylan Nicholas Redwine, 13, Broomfield, 19 Nov 2012 *father arrested*
11/2/20 Jury Selection Day 3 Monday: No public/no cameras. Jury voir dire. Continues on 11/3/20. Audio will resume the afternoon of 11/5/20 at the conclusion of individual voir dire.
11/3/20 Jury Selection Day 4 Tuesday: No public/no cameras. Jury voir dire. Continues on 11/4/20.
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