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‘Murdaugh Murders’ Saga: Prosecution Scores Major Win On Ballistic Evidence, Testimony
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I have practiced lay in small rural county in Kentucky since 1985 . With defendants contacts and network of dirty dead’s done dirt cheap can’t see state picking jury he can’t get hung . Amazed state did not move for venue change ,attorney general comes through very cocky . Issue not as worded in your pole of guilty or innocent ,but do you believe beyond reasonable doubt . Who ever shot son would have blood splatter over face and hair .been involved in shotgun murders . Window to close for call to 911. Prosecutor by narrowing time window has gave these defense attorneys lot work with .they are good .love your work
You have a law degree but don’t know how to spell?
Interesting that Griffin referred to the missing .300 blackout rifle as previously “stolen.” Pretty convenient.
I too have been in some big lawsuits .. notice in the above photo defendants have a huge juror book ‘Jan 24 Juror book’ he is also holding a list of prospective jurors.. you can glean almost everything from social media about people. In my ‘voir dire’, I had a list of 100 prospective jurors and was able in one night to find out amazing info in order to find the most likely to be sympathetic to my cause. With a defense team likes that, the prosecution must be on point. The motion in limine to exclude ballistic opinions and data hopefully will be overruled!
I too have been in some big lawsuits .. notice in the above photo defendants have a huge juror book ‘Jan 24 Juror book’ he is also holding a list of prospective jurors.. you can glean almost everything from social media about people. In my ‘voir dire’, I had a list of 100 prospective jurors and was able in one night to find out amazing info in order to find the most likely to be sympathetic to my cause. With a defense team likes that, the prosecution must be on point.
and so it was…