it's seems like this is your first experience with "prosecutorial immunity"If true, isn't that criminal?
it's seems like this is your first experience with "prosecutorial immunity"If true, isn't that criminal?
Get a conviction no matter the truth?it's seems like this is your first experience with "prosecutorial immunity"
Yes, It would be like that, if what was sent was high profile enough to have the attention of the nation, and a man's life riding on it. If it's video of your buddy showing off his new kitten, it would be nothing like that at all and not even comparable.Or is this like when someone with an iPhone sends me a video and it looks like shit on my Android?
prosecutors have a 99.6% conviction rate.Get a conviction no matter the truth?
I practice nudity in my home; I'll express my white rage by... what would be the white thing to do?The longer the jury is out the longer you white folk are gonna snap your ankle sock braces in outrage
I don't get it. How was this in the benefit of the prosecution?Yes, It would be like that, if what was sent was high profile enough to have the attention of the nation, and a man's life riding on it. If it's video of your buddy showing off his new kitten, it would be nothing like that at all and not even comparable.
Funny how all of these convenient mistakes happen to work out in the benefit of the prosecution.
I practice nudity in my home; I'll express my white rage by... what would be the white thing to do?
*set-up*
Tutting is in my wheelhouse, but release my slaves?tutting then sighing.
Then laughing. Then releasing those slaves you keep in your basement you evil white devil!
Like I said, convenient mistakes. The defense should have secured the original copy. The prosecutors should have provided the original copy. Sounds like amateur hour on both sides, though logic would stand to reason that a grainy copy of an HD file would potentially benefit one side. Are you suggesting that the defense deemed the high quality version damaging to their case?2019 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations
Chapter 971. Criminal procedure — proceedings before and at trial.
971.23 Discovery and inspection.
971.23 Discovery and inspection.
(1) What a district attorney must disclose to a defendant. Upon demand, the district attorney shall, within a reasonable time before trial, disclose to the defendant or his or her attorney and permit the defendant or his or her attorney to inspect and copy or photograph all of the following materials and information, if it is within the possession, custody or control of the state:
This sounds like it is on the burden of the defense to obtain a copy. So the defense attorney chose to accept an emailed version instead of copying the material to a USB (which he eventually did).
Disclosure is universal.2019 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations
Chapter 971. Criminal procedure — proceedings before and at trial.
971.23 Discovery and inspection.
971.23 Discovery and inspection.
(1) What a district attorney must disclose to a defendant. Upon demand, the district attorney shall, within a reasonable time before trial, disclose to the defendant or his or her attorney and permit the defendant or his or her attorney to inspect and copy or photograph all of the following materials and information, if it is within the possession, custody or control of the state:
This sounds like it is on the burden of the defense to obtain a copy. So the defense attorney chose to accept an emailed version instead of copying the material to a USB (which he eventually did).
can't fault Binger, he didn't know that he couldn't shit talk a defendant in front of the jury for asserting their 5th Amendment rights.Disclosure is universal.
If either side has anything each must have exactly the same thing.
Whoever presents it as evidence is responsible to provide 3 copies, self, court & opposing party.
Are all judges in the USA such awful speakers? The dude honestly sounds retarded.
Are all judges in the USA such awful speakers? The dude honestly sounds retarded.
Rittenhouse judge bans MSNBC from courtroom after person accused of trailing jury bus — Fox News
The Wisconsin judge presiding over the case against Kyle Rittenhouse on Thursday banned staff from MSNBC or NBC News from entering the Kenosha courthouse for the remainder of the trial.apple.news
Good. What scumbag behaviour by MSNBC.Rittenhouse judge bans MSNBC from courtroom after person accused of trailing jury bus — Fox News
The Wisconsin judge presiding over the case against Kyle Rittenhouse on Thursday banned staff from MSNBC or NBC News from entering the Kenosha courthouse for the remainder of the trial.apple.news
Not always apparently. Wisconsin law states the prosecutor has to disclose what he has and allow the defense to inspect and copy it.Disclosure is universal.
If either side has anything each must have exactly the same thing.
Whoever presents it as evidence is responsible to provide 3 copies, self, court & opposing party.
The original copy was brought in on an iPhone. The original was emailed from the iPhone (original source per se) to the defense who had an Android. iPhone mail compressed the video.Like I said, convenient mistakes. The defense should have secured the original copy. The prosecutors should have provided the original copy. Sounds like amateur hour on both sides, though logic would stand to reason that a grainy copy of an HD file would potentially benefit one side. Are you suggesting that the defense deemed the high quality version damaging to their case?
The Defense is arguing that when they got their copy and reviewed it they saw nothing worth building a Defense or explanation for. It wasn’t until the shitty version was played in court and the prosecutors pipesd up and basically said this version is trash and we can’t point to provocation did both sides realize they aren’t working with the same material. The prosecution is saying they copy and pasted their file to a thumb drive originally and gave said copy to Defense. The big lady on Defense team has pointed out that’s not possible as the two files don’t even have the same file name so something was altered, whether it was on purpose or not we don’t know yet.Like I said, convenient mistakes. The defense should have secured the original copy. The prosecutors should have provided the original copy. Sounds like amateur hour on both sides, though logic would stand to reason that a grainy copy of an HD file would potentially benefit one side. Are you suggesting that the defense deemed the high quality version damaging to their case?