Will Bode

Because you clerked in the 10th Circuit and you confronted somebody.

Because you clerked in the 10th Circuit and you confronted somebody.

All right. So I guess.

All right. So I guess.

Yeah. We're going to find that there's jurisdiction. So that gets him in the door. Yeah. Now is able to make the federal constitutional argument that the state court should have considered. Yeah.

Yeah. We're going to find that there's jurisdiction. So that gets him in the door. Yeah. Now is able to make the federal constitutional argument that the state court should have considered. Yeah.

Yeah, I guess to the extent that you believe the claim that the evidence – the court says the evidence establishes that the prosecution knew Steed's statements were false as he testified to them. I guess I don't, I think the evidence might establish that. I just, it's not a lot of evidence. Is Dr. Trump it? You know. Question mark.

Yeah, I guess to the extent that you believe the claim that the evidence – the court says the evidence establishes that the prosecution knew Steed's statements were false as he testified to them. I guess I don't, I think the evidence might establish that. I just, it's not a lot of evidence. Is Dr. Trump it? You know. Question mark.

And the state, as I recall, confessed error on NAPU but not on Brady. I think that's right. Yeah. Yeah.

And the state, as I recall, confessed error on NAPU but not on Brady. I think that's right. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. That would have solved a lot of problems. The other thing that's a little weird is. The court in kind of deciding that there's a problem with the verdict here also looks at kind of like other stuff. It looks like there's some evidence that shows that the prosecutor violated the rule of sequestration.

Yeah. That would have solved a lot of problems. The other thing that's a little weird is. The court in kind of deciding that there's a problem with the verdict here also looks at kind of like other stuff. It looks like there's some evidence that shows that the prosecutor violated the rule of sequestration.

in kind of communicating with Sneed's lawyer and arguably trying to get him to tailor his testimony in advance during the trial in order to make sure that he admitted, said something about stabbing the victim, because otherwise they were going to have a problem. That seems problematic, but it wasn't squarely presented in the particular petition that was on review here.

in kind of communicating with Sneed's lawyer and arguably trying to get him to tailor his testimony in advance during the trial in order to make sure that he admitted, said something about stabbing the victim, because otherwise they were going to have a problem. That seems problematic, but it wasn't squarely presented in the particular petition that was on review here.

So it's kind of like, oh, there's this other stuff floating around there.

So it's kind of like, oh, there's this other stuff floating around there.

They just say additional conduct by the prosecution further undermines confidence in the verdict. Yeah. I mean, yeah, I guess that it's bearing on the prosecution's mens rea. Yeah.

They just say additional conduct by the prosecution further undermines confidence in the verdict. Yeah. I mean, yeah, I guess that it's bearing on the prosecution's mens rea. Yeah.