Garrett Moreland

Okay, so I was gonna ask what the medical examiner had found with his blood alcohol level.

Okay, so I was gonna ask what the medical examiner had found with his blood alcohol level.

So, after hearing some of this, I still think she, let's say my opinion, I don't think it was in self-defense, but I don't know how that can be proven, so I think she's going to get off. Because after hearing the evidence you have, unless there's more, while we go into trial, I just don't, I don't see how she gets convicted.

So, after hearing some of this, I still think she, let's say my opinion, I don't think it was in self-defense, but I don't know how that can be proven, so I think she's going to get off. Because after hearing the evidence you have, unless there's more, while we go into trial, I just don't, I don't see how she gets convicted.

So, after hearing some of this, I still think she, let's say my opinion, I don't think it was in self-defense, but I don't know how that can be proven, so I think she's going to get off. Because after hearing the evidence you have, unless there's more, while we go into trial, I just don't, I don't see how she gets convicted.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Why?

Why?

Why?

I always find it interesting when a judge says this isn't relevant. Everything is relevant, right?

I always find it interesting when a judge says this isn't relevant. Everything is relevant, right?

I always find it interesting when a judge says this isn't relevant. Everything is relevant, right?

But that's part of the case, right?

But that's part of the case, right?

But that's part of the case, right?

So he's just worried about the preconceived ideas around it.

So he's just worried about the preconceived ideas around it.

So he's just worried about the preconceived ideas around it.