[End Times Sentinel]

I always enjoy a few nice gun-games when I'm alcohol related, but this is over the line.

Owl_Eagle

”Guns Before Butter.”

[PistolPaknMama]

"I can't think of anything that would be more prejudicial prove to the jury this guy is a nutcase,"

[freebilly]

I always enjoy a few nice gun-games when I'm alcohol related, but this is over the line.

The only booze and gun related incidents I've ever had was when I robbed the local liquor store. Nearly shot a dog, too, but it it would have been in self defense....

[brownsfan]

More evidence that those who run the legal system are idiots. This establishes a pattern. It establishes what Mr. Williams personal boundries are, and what he is capable of doing.

Old Billy said it best:

"Kill all the lawyers."

[cricket]

Seems more than a 'false justice' when a jury can be denied the right to know the 'shoe fits'.

[Alberta's Child]

You can imagine why I never seem to get selected to serve on a jury. If I were on the jury in this case, the first part of the deliberations would involve a discussion about the incident with Williams shooting the dog.

Juror #5: "But that wasn't presented as evidence in this case."

Me: "So what? I know all about it, and I'm not going to sit here like a dumb-@ss and pretend it never happened. Now -- who here wants to acquit this quasi-humanoid mutant and let him back out on the street?"

[NYCVirago]

I recently read an article by the ghostwriter of Jayson Williams' book. He said Williams was a nice guy, but he had a problem with drinking, and a problem with reckless gun use. This dog-killing incident is not the only other time Jayson's used guns irresponsibly -- he even talks in his autobiography about almost accidentally shooting Jets player Wayne Chrebet. Are these things relevant to the case? Of course -- what is he accused of? Drinking and recklessly using his gun to shoot his limo driver!