Dave Ehrenberg
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180 appearances
3 recordings
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 1 Sep
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If the vote comes back 11-1 against the murder counts and 6-6 on the manslaughter counts, then I think they would try it again just on manslaughter.
I don't think they want to just enter a losing race the next time around.
They want to do something where they think they can win.
And in this case, if they just get a hung jury, that is not necessarily the worst verdict in the world for prosecutors who –
at least for a couple weeks, seemed to be on the wrong side of this, at least on public opinion, because it did seem like the defense lawyer had gotten the best of them
You're not supposed to be wearing things that show where your mind's at in the trial or try to persuade people
by what you're wearing.
At the same time, it could just be an innocent explanation, and we'll see what they wear the next time.
Jurors are supposed to just follow the evidence in the law, and they're not supposed to talk to people at home or anywhere once they're on a jury about the case.
They're not supposed to look at the news on the internet about this case, but they're human beings, and it's not unrealistic to think that perhaps there's some
pillow talk or kitchen table discussions about the case, and that can influence these jurors.
I was not surprised.
You can also tell by the quick verdict that this was going to be a guilty verdict on the most serious charge.
I was not surprised.
You can also tell by the quick verdict that this was going to be a guilty verdict on the most serious charge.
The evidence was really strong.
And the fact that the defendant did not take the stand, I think that was the end for him because I have never seen a self-defense claim in a murder case before.
where the defendant did not take the stand.
The judge was a very no-nonsense, law-and-order judge who asked questions that were pushing the boundaries, like,
trying to ask people if they believed in American exceptionalism.
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