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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But you want to at least keep the protesters far enough away from the courthouse where they don't intimidate the jurors.
You know, you saw this also in the Karen Reid case.
You had all these people wearing pink in solidarity with Karen Reid.
And it's hard to
to argue that it doesn't affect the jurors.
Those jurors have to go home to that community, and they're gonna have to answer to their neighbors why they found the beloved defendant guilty.
And so that's why it is tough, it's intimidating, and judges can only do so much with gag orders and orders of removing people from the courthouse a certain number of feet.
But ultimately, because we have the First Amendment, it is something that prosecutors fear so much.
Jury nullification.
I think that's what the defense is hoping for here, that even though the evidence here is really strong and really there's such a weak claim of self-defense, you can't take out a knife and stab someone to death for pushing you.
And you can't be the instigator and then claim self-defense.
But you still have the prospect of jury nullification.
We may have seen it in the O.J.
Simpson case and we could see it here.
The power of a local DA.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The power of a local district attorney took down the powerful speaker of the house.
I would argue that would also still be jury nullification, because even if you have one juror who's hung on this, it's hard to ignore the evidence.
The evidence is what it is.
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