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 the only way in my mind that you would find him not to be to be not guilty or to be hung.
as a hung juror, would be saying that I'm going to ignore the evidence, I'm going to ignore the law on self-defense, and I'm going to refuse to go along with the conviction because I don't like the direction our country is going.
I don't like the fact that you have a defendant who is in a position of being really in a state in their mind where they are the victim, not the other way around.
If a judge allows you to do so, judges get more discretion in the party.
So this won't be overturned on appeal based on the judge's question.
But it is surprising when the judge asked for it.
um i i like to push it as far as until the judge reigns us back in where you ask like what news outlets do you watch knowing that if you are a consumer of fox news or the megan kelly show you probably think differently than someone who's watching ms now and so that's a way to get at it but the judge did the work for the parties because that that question will elicit those kinds of answers my big concern is not really what the judge asked i just want to make sure i hope that the judge allowed the parties to use
They're for cause challenges, meaning that when the lawyers try to knock off jurors, they have a certain amount of of what are called peremptory challenges, which means I can get a jury out for any reason as long as it's not a bad reason.
It's not because of race, et cetera.
I hope that the judge would allow the parties to invoke what's called a for-cause challenge.
I'm going to strike that juror because there's a good reason for it based on their answer to the judge's question.
As long as that was done properly, I don't think that an appeals court will overturn a conviction here.
Oh, no.
I've seen that.
You know, Megan, nowadays, when you do jury selection, you go online immediately and you look for their social media posts.
So you may not even need to ask them questions.
Yeah.
You go on their Facebook and you see, oh, this person likes.
True.
Like Sonia.
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