Rachel Sharp

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2,365 appearances 16 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 9 Sep

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I definitely think it's difficult, but I think, you know, that's where the jury selection process becomes even more important. matched
You know, and I think the thing is with this one and with other high profile cases, another thing that we hear matched
is that they're looking for jurors that, okay, you might have heard about this case, but there's a difference between hearing about the case and whether you're able to put aside any opinions or previous things that you've heard and just be impartial and objective on the evidence that you're about to see. matched
And that's what they're going to have to try to find. matched
But the other thing I think is, and Kevin Reddington mentioned this briefly in the press conference, is there's a possibility of sequestering. matched
And that doesn't happen often because, you know, it is very laborious, very expensive, and is obviously not something that, you know, you want to put juris through. matched
But it is possible that given how high profile it is, especially if the trial does happen quite soon, you imagine that that momentum and the interest will not have subsided if we have a trial, a second trial by the end of the year, say. matched
So you wonder whether the idea of sequestration would be more on the table in that kinds. matched
Yeah, that's an interesting question because, you know, during the trial it did come down to a bit of a battle of the experts. matched
You had experts for the defense saying she was in a state of psychosis and was not in control of what she was doing. matched
And then you had experts for the state saying that she was not in a state of psychosis and was in control. matched
So, you know, these are credible experts, these are very good experts. matched
So it is interesting to see them come to these different conclusions. matched
And that's actually something that, you know, I actually asked Dr. matched
Susan Hattis Friedman about. matched
She's a leading forensic reproductive psychiatrist. matched
whose research has focused on a lot of women's mental health, including postpartum psychosis. matched
So we actually asked her this very question during our episode The Truth About Postpartum Psychosis. matched
And here's what she had to say on it. matched
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