To: Bluntpoint
And you were wrong. Then why aren't any of the lawyers speaking in that whole list of articles I linked even HINTING at that as part of the appeal?
322 posted on
03/10/2004 11:04:08 AM PST by
Howlin
(Charter Member of the Incredible Interlocking Institutional Power!!!!)
To: Howlin
Because in this case the judge was very careful and tight with the rules of procedure of the case.
Most attorneys don't belabor the obvious.
If there was a challenge by the defense during trial as to an instruction, and the comments of the juror afterwards gave evidence that the instruction should have or not have been given, etc, then the various legal eagles on the networks and in print would discuss it.
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