[spunkets]

Those details are only in the trial's transcripts. I only some final court docs. They're posted early in the thread.

[supercat]

Those details are only in the trial's transcripts. I only some final court docs. They're posted early in the thread.

Appellate courts don't evaluate evidence directly; they instead rely upon the trial court judge's interpretation of evidence. As such, their written decisions are often not helpful for determing whether a trial court's judge's findings of fact were reasonable.

[isrul]

Are you saying there is clear and compelling evidence but you don't know what it is?

Courts say a lot of things. Some courts even say there is a "wall" between church and State, but they fail to tell us exactly where it is.

Evidence that cannot be produced is not evidence at all, just an assertion.