Defense Attorney

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369 appearances 32 recordings 8 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 18 Dec

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Well, you just said because it was a sideswipe, all these calculations, these physics calculations are inappropriate, right?
The truth is, Trooper Paul, you have no idea what all these physics calculations mean, do you? You've not been trained in physics formally, have you?
You have been.
Right. You have a few classes that use the word physics, but you haven't been formally trained in physics, have you? You haven't been formally trained in kinematics, correct?
You haven't been formally trained and hold no degrees in biomechanics, do you?
In fact, basically what you did in this case was calculated initial cycles. And you got those wrong.
Based on your reconstruction, nearly two-year investigation, exactly how was that taillight shattered? Explain it to us.
Exactly what part of his arm?
What's his arm like?
you did the reconstruction there's exactly how his body was positioned when he was struck by that so it looks like his arm is more kind of like this if i can try to get that you're indicating out by his side correct yes all right and the taillight would have struck his arm right yes not his torso yes okay so the full mass the full weight of that truck hit him basically at the elbow is that right
The elbow and the biceps.
So his torso was spared from being hit, but the arm took the brunt, full force of the vehicle, correct?
And you said he then did a spin, like a sort of a pirouette?
So if it turns around counterclockwise, is it turning around in the air counterclockwise?
So it gets hit from the upper biceps, shoulder area, and down to the forearm, right?
By an unbroken tail end, right?
In other words, it's nice and smooth. plastic or anything broken at the time that it made contact with his arm, right?
Okay. So how does his arm get all cut up?
Got it. So he gets hit by the car, not his torso, just the arm. The taillight cracks. And as it passes by, his arm stays in
And at the same time, he does a pirouette and flies 30 feet to his final point of rest.
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