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: JAABlogCLOSING ARGUMENTS TOMORROW
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Is Lady Justice Broward nothing more than a cheap whore?The Motion To Dismiss Based On Prosecutorial Misconduct in State v. Martinez concludes Wednesday before Judge Lebow. Attorneys for both sides provided case law and written authority to the Judge today. Tomorrow they will present closing arguments at 4:00 PM, unless called in earlier due to an opening in the Judge's schedule.The hearing continued last Friday. Weissman was still on the stand. He testified that Grillo learned of the recordings during a plea discussion in the anteroom of the courtroom between himself, Vogel, and Grillo. The offer started at fifteen years, then went to ten. Grillo said his client would not take ten, when Weissman told him he had monitored a conversation between Martinez and his Mom when Martinez had mentioned he might be willing to take ten...continue to full postFull post as published by JAABlog on December 16, 2008 (boomark / email).
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