Neama Rahmani

Instead, a not guilty plea was entered on his behalf by the Idaho court.

According to former federal prosecutor Nima Rahmani, who is now president of West Coast Trial Lawyers, the lack of murder weapon does not sink the case against Kohlberger.

No, it does not.

And that's because they have the sheath with the DNA on it.

Instead, a not guilty plea was entered on his behalf by the Idaho court.

According to former federal prosecutor Nima Rahmani, who is now president of West Coast Trial Lawyers, the lack of murder weapon does not sink the case against Kohlberger.

No, it does not.

And that's because they have the sheath with the DNA on it.

With the federal government.

With me now, former federal prosecutor and president of West Coast Trial Lawyers, Nima Rahmani.

Nima, let's just cut to the chase.

First of all, the president cannot give pardons, not supposed to be involved in state-level prosecutions at all.

And remember, this jury had five different options, and they had a mistrial.

They were deadlocked hopelessly on them all.

Nima Rahmani, we'll see what the Court of Public Opinion says to this DA.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

Let's unpack this further now with our legal experts tonight, trial attorney and the host of the Monique Presley Show, Monique Presley, former Miami-Dade County Court Judge Jeff Swartz, and former federal prosecutor and president of West Coast Trial Lawyers, Nima Rahmani, welcome to you all.

Judge, let me start with you and the judge's decision in this case.

Obviously, the defense attorney disagreed, but was declaring a mistrial the only real option that he had?

Big Boy Neighborhood back up in here.

West Coast Trial Lawyers, our good friend Nima Rahmani.

We're speaking on Dwayne Keefy D. Davis.

Were you surprised when they came back that fast? After deliberation, the jury.

Her defense says she was experiencing postpartum psychosis and was over-prescribed medications.

Joining us in the arena to discuss the case, former federal prosecutor Nima Rahmani and CNN's Jean Kassar, as she is outside the courthouse for us.

And Jean, let me start with you there.

The jury is done with deliberations for the day.

And then also what the defense wants, not guilty by lack of criminal responsibility, or as the instruction says, based on mental insanity.

All right.

Jean Casares, Nima Rahmani, thank you both for joining us.

All right.

Bond, who directed several films about the Tupac case, including 2024's Tupac cover-up.

Also with me, former federal prosecutor and president of West Coast Trial Lawyers, Nima Rahmani.

Thank you both for being with me.

Nima, let me start with you.

I mean, if you can restrict private citizens, then why can't you restrict these journalists? It's certainly a dangerous game when you start slapping out gag orders like that and you start restricting the First Amendment.

Still, there is precedent for allowing gag orders if the judge finds they are necessary to ensure a fair trial, according to Nima Rahmani, a Los Angeles-based trial attorney and former federal prosecutor.

It's an uphill battle for the Gonsalves family, he told Fox News Digital.

The Supreme Court has upheld gag orders on witnesses and their lawyers.