Brian Buckmeyer

Could a jury consultant be part of potentially preparing Sean Combs if he decides to testify?

Could a jury consultant be part of potentially preparing Sean Combs if he decides to testify?

And then we gauge how they did on that cross-examination. I might get a few interns, a few first year associates or attorneys as prospective jurors. And that's how I would prep a defendant or a client to potentially take the stand. Am I that far off from you or are you doing something similar, something different? Like how would Sean Collins be prepped to potentially testify?

And then we gauge how they did on that cross-examination. I might get a few interns, a few first year associates or attorneys as prospective jurors. And that's how I would prep a defendant or a client to potentially take the stand. Am I that far off from you or are you doing something similar, something different? Like how would Sean Collins be prepped to potentially testify?

I'm curious how that looks because, again, as a defense attorney, my clients often can't afford a jury consultant. So my prep of a defendant to potentially testify may differ from you. For me, I get in one of my buddies or a friend and I say, grill this client as if you're a prosecutor and see if you can make them sweat, see if you can make them lash out.

I'm curious how that looks because, again, as a defense attorney, my clients often can't afford a jury consultant. So my prep of a defendant to potentially testify may differ from you. For me, I get in one of my buddies or a friend and I say, grill this client as if you're a prosecutor and see if you can make them sweat, see if you can make them lash out.

I'm curious how that looks because, again, as a defense attorney, my clients often can't afford a jury consultant. So my prep of a defendant to potentially testify may differ from you. For me, I get in one of my buddies or a friend and I say, grill this client as if you're a prosecutor and see if you can make them sweat, see if you can make them lash out.

And then we gauge how they did on that cross-examination. I might get a few interns, a few first year associates or attorneys as prospective jurors. And that's how I would prep a defendant or a client to potentially take the stand. Am I that far off from you or are you doing something similar, something different? Like how would Sean Collins be prepped to potentially testify?

And then we gauge how they did on that cross-examination. I might get a few interns, a few first year associates or attorneys as prospective jurors. And that's how I would prep a defendant or a client to potentially take the stand. Am I that far off from you or are you doing something similar, something different? Like how would Sean Collins be prepped to potentially testify?

And then we gauge how they did on that cross-examination. I might get a few interns, a few first year associates or attorneys as prospective jurors. And that's how I would prep a defendant or a client to potentially take the stand. Am I that far off from you or are you doing something similar, something different? Like how would Sean Collins be prepped to potentially testify?

What is some of the wildest thing you maybe have seen during this quote unquote cyber stalking that you're like, red flag, we've got to bring this up?

What is some of the wildest thing you maybe have seen during this quote unquote cyber stalking that you're like, red flag, we've got to bring this up?

What is some of the wildest thing you maybe have seen during this quote unquote cyber stalking that you're like, red flag, we've got to bring this up?

What is some of the wildest thing you maybe have seen during this quote unquote cyber stalking that you're like, red flag, we've got to bring this up?

What is some of the wildest thing you maybe have seen during this quote unquote cyber stalking that you're like, red flag, we've got to bring this up?

Yeah. And I'll, I'll share one example as well. I've had jury selection where one prospective juror got up on the witness stand, said that he couldn't trust those people, uh, we went into a private chamber with the judge who was Hispanic, two prosecutors who were white. My co-counsel was white and I'm the only black person.

Yeah. And I'll, I'll share one example as well. I've had jury selection where one prospective juror got up on the witness stand, said that he couldn't trust those people, uh, we went into a private chamber with the judge who was Hispanic, two prosecutors who were white. My co-counsel was white and I'm the only black person.

And the prospective juror who was not black kept saying, I can't trust those people. I kept telling everyone we could just move on guys. Like, you know what he's saying? And ultimately the prospective juror turned and looked at me and he says, I don't trust them. And I'm like, I'm not even on trial. So I don't know what we're doing here. But the person was excused.

And the prospective juror who was not black kept saying, I can't trust those people. I kept telling everyone we could just move on guys. Like, you know what he's saying? And ultimately the prospective juror turned and looked at me and he says, I don't trust them. And I'm like, I'm not even on trial. So I don't know what we're doing here. But the person was excused.

So yeah, we see crazy things like that. And I'll follow up on that because there's a difference between what a person says and how they say it. And I think with the defense attorney and even the government, they'll look at how it's said and say, all right, I might not be able to get them out for a cause, but I will definitely take them out for preemptive challenges. If I say, I really like Eric.