[carreraboyracer]

Yeah.

[tobaccoman]

You're taking HIS word for it? Sorry. Not good enough.

[Txaizdxx]

See? Eventually the whole story will come out.

[skydaypat]

Go pick some prunes.

[toksenveste]

So after "lengthy" appeals and 19 years after the crime, his lawyers are just now , two days before execution, going to bring up a potential conflict that could send the whole case back to retrial?

I don't think it is only the judges that we should be judging here.

[Ambrakam]

Ooooo, so at this late point you notice maybe it's the defendant and his attornies? I'm glad it didn't take years.

[agrismhig]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
WTG, Plato. DITTO QFT!!

[errolurberozy]

Originally posted by asleepathewheel


Right, Donegeal is more versed than me by virtue of age.

Me-attorney who spent most of my (still young) career dealing every day with prosecutors, judges, criminals (alleged and convicted) victims, defense attorneys. Thats cool

I had no idea what your RL job was


Gives a varied and sometimes jagged view of how Lady Liberty sometimes doesnt live up to her billing


Thanks for the reply

[payporanymn]

Originally posted by asleepathewheel


In limited circumstances, such as in my case from today, you can take up an appeal on a specific issue prior to final judgment being rendered. Short for "interlocutory appeal," in case Kuci was still wondering how to get from one to the other.

[eocavrWM]

I'm curious what sort of punishment the former judge and prosecutor might face as a result of this if any. Since they are no longer at their jobs are they pretty much off the hook?

[Immarsecice]

Originally posted by PLATO
So after "lengthy" appeals and 19 years after the crime, his lawyers are just now , two days before execution, going to bring up a potential conflict that could send the whole case back to retrial?

I don't think it is only the judges that we should be judging here. I'm sure the strategy of the defendant was to sit in prison for 19 years before trying to get a retrial.

[icerrelmCam]

This is why you should work in the circuit courts. District judges are retarded.

[actioliGalm]

Originally posted by DinoDoc
Are you sure you aren't a Republican? I'm sure you meant that in the nicest possible way.

[doksSirmAdods]

Originally posted by asleepathewheel
Don't get me started on the incompetence of Texas judges.... I had a particularly galling hearing this morning in Houston where the court flat out ignored the law on one of my cases.