Mark Eiglarsh
speaker
1,510 appearances
12 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 1 Sep
Mark Eiglarsh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Megan, the issue for me has always been, I always like take the defense's story and I say, let's say it's true.
It comes back to proportionality.
Let's say everything you're saying is true, but the victim didn't have a weapon.
You can't bring a knife to a verbal assault and a pushing fight.
The only thing that got bruised was the ego of the offender.
And I would argue to the jury, he didn't have to wait for a punch because a punch could have killed him.
We know that that could happen, but you know what?
Most jurors ain't buying that.
They'll think about their own family members having a dispute with someone.
And let's say your own family member pushes someone for whatever reason.
That shouldn't warrant a death sentence.
And I think these jurors thought that through very quickly and said, yeah, even if we believe what he's saying, we can't do anything other than fine for the most serious charge.
That's what I was going to ask you about.
What should he get?
Five to 99 years, apparently.
So that's my question to all of you.
To Phil's point, we know, again, not to excuse.
Now we're just talking mitigation.
He's been found guilty and there's a wide range of what he could sentence.
I was curious to know what the lawman's thought was.
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