Question for the proprietor: Other than the commentary about Jurors #1 and #10 appearing to close their eyes at times, there hasn't been much in the way of the jury's reaction, if any; and I'm curious if they are keeping their poker faces at all times?
That 'vacation' thing really burns my big a s s. Cohen is screwed, blued and tattooed because the DA has lined up a seemingly perfect case. The witnesses have been excellent and the narrative of the story is now very clear. When Victim 2 testifies, I will be hearing nails being driven into the Masterson coffin.
Still, all Cohen has to do is cause enough doubt that at least one of the victims doesn't get a conviction on her charges. That would seem to be nearly impossible, given the way Victims 1 and 3 have testified.
"Still, all Cohen has to do is cause enough doubt that at least one of the victims doesn't get a conviction on her charges. "
Not claiming to be a lawyer. But it's my understanding from Tony's reporting that 2 convictions are enough to get a "guilty" that has consequences. So one is expendable (legally speaking).
Question for the proprietor: Other than the commentary about Jurors #1 and #10 appearing to close their eyes at times, there hasn't been much in the way of the jury's reaction, if any; and I'm curious if they are keeping their poker faces at all times?
I was a juror once and I found it surprisingly hard to listen intently for 6 hours. I tried my best and was exhausted at the end of the day.
That 'vacation' thing really burns my big a s s. Cohen is screwed, blued and tattooed because the DA has lined up a seemingly perfect case. The witnesses have been excellent and the narrative of the story is now very clear. When Victim 2 testifies, I will be hearing nails being driven into the Masterson coffin.
Still, all Cohen has to do is cause enough doubt that at least one of the victims doesn't get a conviction on her charges. That would seem to be nearly impossible, given the way Victims 1 and 3 have testified.
Go Team Justice, go!
"Still, all Cohen has to do is cause enough doubt that at least one of the victims doesn't get a conviction on her charges. "
Not claiming to be a lawyer. But it's my understanding from Tony's reporting that 2 convictions are enough to get a "guilty" that has consequences. So one is expendable (legally speaking).
These reports are the next best thing to being there or it being televised