MA. v Karen Read Trial Day 1 Opening Statements | The Prosecutions Case & Defense Theory.
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Top Comments (10)
Prosecution Opening: blah blah blah - Defense Opening: bam bam bam
Whether or not she’s guilty it sure seems like the police department left a ton of room for reasonable doubt.
This is the first case I'm watching, where I have heard absolutely nothing beforehand. In the words of EDB "Convince Me!"
Haven't finished watching yet, but even 5 minutes into the defense's opening, they are CRUSHING the prosecution in terms of effectiveness. This is going to be a wild one.
My daughter is a creative writing major that wants to go to law school. The difference between these two openings perfectly illustrates why majors other than poli-sci should consider law school. The ability to construct a clear, consistent, logical story from bits of evidence and effectively communicate that story is absolutely essential in trial.
If someone was found in our front yard, I would have FLOWN out of the house to find out who and what happened, how can I help?
The amazing thing about the defense’s opening is that from the evidence that’s been out in public, the fuckery Yannetti described is less than 10% of the fuckery they have yet to talk about.
It’s Memorial Day, 84 years since we started this trial, and I thought that I’d revisit opening statements. Oh how young and naive we were at the beginning.
As a second-trial-only viewer coming back out of curiosity for the first trial - I love the character arc of the fan. From "i hate this fan why is it here" all the way to "let's put up our emotional support fan" 10/10 character development
I’ve just finished the retrial and had to go back and see the 1st trial to see all the witnesses they failed to call on! But I’m sat here laughing at EDB getting angry at the “only fan” knowing that we’re lost without it by the end of the 2nd trial 😂
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Top Comments (10)
Prosecution Opening: blah blah blah - Defense Opening: bam bam bam
Whether or not she’s guilty it sure seems like the police department left a ton of room for reasonable doubt.
This is the first case I'm watching, where I have heard absolutely nothing beforehand. In the words of EDB "Convince Me!"
Haven't finished watching yet, but even 5 minutes into the defense's opening, they are CRUSHING the prosecution in terms of effectiveness. This is going to be a wild one.
My daughter is a creative writing major that wants to go to law school. The difference between these two openings perfectly illustrates why majors other than poli-sci should consider law school. The ability to construct a clear, consistent, logical story from bits of evidence and effectively communicate that story is absolutely essential in trial.
If someone was found in our front yard, I would have FLOWN out of the house to find out who and what happened, how can I help?
The amazing thing about the defense’s opening is that from the evidence that’s been out in public, the fuckery Yannetti described is less than 10% of the fuckery they have yet to talk about.
It’s Memorial Day, 84 years since we started this trial, and I thought that I’d revisit opening statements. Oh how young and naive we were at the beginning.
As a second-trial-only viewer coming back out of curiosity for the first trial - I love the character arc of the fan. From "i hate this fan why is it here" all the way to "let's put up our emotional support fan" 10/10 character development
I’ve just finished the retrial and had to go back and see the 1st trial to see all the witnesses they failed to call on! But I’m sat here laughing at EDB getting angry at the “only fan” knowing that we’re lost without it by the end of the 2nd trial 😂