"It was a dark and stormy night"
The above quote is in reference to the way that one of the state's "voice experts" should have begun his report, according to defense attorney Don West, speaking as the court concluded its Frye hearing today. After listening to the state's "expert" witnesses, I have to agree. The method that they used to form their opinion met the Frye requirement for disqualification—as far as I'm concerned. But I'm not the judge.
If the court believes the prosecution's "expert" witnesses, which may turn out to be the case in this trial, the jury will get the burden to decide who's telling the truth.
This kind of stuff is the reason that the bill for "justice" is so high.
It's best to stay out of court. But, that takes us right back to the question: what do you do if you get caught up in a case like this?
The good news is, they have a jury. Opening statements begin this coming Monday at 9 A.M. ET.
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