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: Scoplaw

But it's a good kind of tired. . .

By Scoplaw

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Sunday - prep. Monday - trial day, 37 cases, all KNP/CTS except for 2.  State tries to get us to go on (arguably) our weakest case.  Really really tries.  I mean like really really really tries to the point that they accuse us of underhandedly manipulating the trial order to avoid this case.  We start to pick a jury but the panel is struck (on motion of the court, although the prosecutor's final question would have been grounds to strike as well.) Tuesday - regular calendar day - the usual grind.  We pick on that weak case the state was absolutely gunning for.  ("There's no way they can win this case - it's *soo* good for us.")  We get a jury, and go with myself, the Lioness and Baby Bull.  (The Mayor's on a much deserved vacation with his family...continue to full post

Full post as published by Scoplaw on April 02, 2008 (boomark / email).

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