Prior to the jury returning, an attorney for the defense objected to the marking, and indicated that it could influence the jury in the case. ... Judge Michael Moon agreed and requested the Crawford remove the smudge before the case proceeded*** For discussion. ***
Nah. I don't think I'll 'discuss' this. As if I follow the (cough) 'logical' progression of thought where this could (blank) lead, it just may get me banned.
And Saturdays are never a good day to get the zot. Plus it's Lent so I'm tryin' real hard to be nice.
How many times have we heard cases where a judge requested a jew to remove his yarmulke in the courtroom because the opposing attorney objected?
It’s bias, the judge was wrong, and the attorney was a coward to removing the ashes.