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CRIMINAL CASES: "Stinson's attorneys ask judge to prohibit testimony about water breaks and running"

By Michael Stevens

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Weeks before trial, and defense counsel file interesting motion claiming prosecutors have no scientific evidence to back up claims.  From Courier Journal.

Attorneys for former Pleasure Ridge Park football coach Jason Stinson want a judge to keep out testimony from his trial that players were denied water or ran more than normal at a practice last year where sophomore lineman Max Gilpin collapsed and later died, saying the allegations are not relevant to the teen's death.

In a motion filed Wednesday, defense attorneys Alex Dathorne and Brian Butler claim the Jefferson Commonwealth's Attorney's Office doesn't have a medical expert opinion stating that water deprivation or excessive running at the Aug. 20, 2008, practice caused Max's death.

?Unbelievably, the Commonwealth did not consult with a medical expert, including the Kentucky Medical Examiner's Office, prior to indicting Jason Stinson,? Dathorne and Butler wrote in a motion to Circuit Judge Susan Schultz Gibson, adding that investigators also didn't get an autopsy to prove how the teen died.

Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on August 06, 2009 (boomark / email).

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