Mark Geragos
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9 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 5d ago
Mark Geragos’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And he was once in the, she was once in jeopardy and they cannot prosecute again.
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I frankly think this may, because everything else about this case makes zero sense in terms of what usually happens.
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This may be the one case where somebody wins a once in jeopardy or a
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The best one I ever had was a case in Van Nuys many years ago where I had the judge writing after the mistrial to the head prosecutor, I granted the mistrial by Garrigues because of prosecutorial misconduct.
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As soon as I put that note as an exhibit, I got a misdemeanor on a life case, which Matt knows means they wave the white flag.
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And I suspect...
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Also, and I'll add one more thing and then want Matt to weigh in.
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When people thought, including me, that Kevin Reddington had had a mini stroke or a Gayle King brain dysfunction, when he asked Trump to pardon Trump,
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her, look what ended up happening.
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Trump was questioned.
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Trump said, federal doesn't work, but there's no winners and they ought to resolve the case, basically.
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If Kevin did that intentionally, it's genius because he got exactly what he needed, which was permission from the president to Tim Cruz, who was reportedly a staunch Republican, make this case go away.
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Yeah, I think Mark's analysis on what they're going to do appellate-wise is exactly right.
I think that what the court is going to do with that, though, I think the court's going to look at this and they're going to say, Kevin Rennington, you had every opportunity to vordire this guy.
You had all of it.
You picked him.
And this is the process.
This is a guy you held out.
And that's the way it works.
And I don't know if they want to open the floodgates to the idea that that a that a juror who's not go along with the rest means that somehow we've got to we've got to flush the case or anything like that because of these exact same reasons Mark just explained at the beginning.
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