Dave Ehrenberg
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180 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 1 Sep
Dave Ehrenberg’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And that's the kind of judge I can understand a defense lawyer may not want to be the one to choose the sentence.
I think it's powerful for a mother to plead for mercy from a jury.
And to say that her son is remorseful, even though her son did not testify, I think it's powerful.
But it's also powerful that the jury heard the evidence of this senseless, brutal killing.
So it's hard to know which way the jury is going to go.
But I think on the whole, because he didn't have a lot of witnesses at this sentencing, it was a very cursory sentencing phase that the defendant's mother, I think, will have an impact.
And I think
That's why this jury, I believe, as opposed to the judge, is going to give him decades in prison.
But I do think he'll get a chance to get out before he's elderly.
There's something called the Slayer Rule.
This is something that needs to be taken into account.
California has this rule, just like most other states, that prevents someone from inheriting the estate of someone they killed.
And so the trustee is understandably exercising real caution here because if Reiner was convicted, the trust could be in violation of these laws.
And you got to be careful about this.
So there are some legitimate questions and there's just some basic questions of morality.
Should we allow someone to use the victim's money to buy the best lawyer that money can buy so that they could turn around
and point the finger at the victims as a way to get away with murder.
That's a tough one.
I think he probably gets access to the money.
I think it's not good public policy.
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