[GAgal]

And in addition three defense lawyers tried to show Nifong exculpatory evidence (like the photos) pre-indictments, and according to the Newsweek article Nifong snapped, "I know more about this case than you ever will." That comment sounds not only unprofessional, but unstable to me.

[maggief]

"I know more about this case than you ever will."


Let's see ... Nifong doesn't even know who was at the party and hasn't seen the pictures. That's just a start.

[snarkytart]

Wow, I missed that in the Newsweek article. Then again, I mainly skimmed the article.

Nifong thinks he knows more than the high profile defense attorneys on this case? Yea, ok.

Why he would not at least look at the exculpatory evidence is beyond me.
Actually, it turned the best for the defense because it allowed Nifong to make the mistakes he has made so far.

[JLS]

And in addition three defense lawyers tried to show Nifong exculpatory evidence (like the photos) pre-indictments, and according to the Newsweek article Nifong snapped, "I know more about this case than you ever will. __________________________________________________

So Nifong was confessing that he was from the start planning to withhold evidence from the defense team? That is prosecutorial misconduct and could leave him liable for civil actions by anyone harmed by his illegal action.