Jul 27, 2026 · 2 hr 22 min · 16 segments
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And just to flesh that out a little, when he says they're going to get additional challenges, both sides jointly requested and the judge agreed that they should have more preemptory challenges, meaning they can strike a juror for whatever reason, which will, of course, make it even take more jurors to go through possibly to find a jury pool.
But as Bob said, that goes to show that everybody... realizes this is going to be a challenging jury to seat and the possible issues and biases that the lawyers are going to be looking for run the spectrum more than your average.
So they're giving them those extra preemptory challenges.
how we're going to handle this we consider this to be a primer we're going to start with the affidavit okay um and i'm talking about the probable cause affidavit or affidavit for a warrant that's going to give you a pretty good background of what the state has in terms of their case and as we kind of dig into that it's going to become clear to you that the state's position if we're going to bottom line it, is that because she was able to plan, because she sent her husband to the furthest restaurant that she could think of that would allow for her to have the time to do this, that clearly she's in her right mind.
And we'll talk about it when we get to it in terms of the difference between a clinical or medical diagnosis of insanity and the legal one.
So after we get to the affidavit, we're then going to shift over to the jury instruction for the defense that they're going to be employing.
There's no better source than to go to that to show exactly what the state's burden is here.
And then we are going to slip into Rosemary's Capiccio's lawsuit that was filed in January of this year, suing all the doctors, all the medical providers.
No pharmaceutical companies?
You have four doctors that weren't talking to one another that were all prescribing her shit.
The lawsuit is a fabulous way to understand exactly what this defense is going to be and why it matters.
And just to flesh that out a little, when he says they're going to get additional challenges, both sides jointly requested and the judge agreed that they should have more preemptory challenges, meaning they can strike a juror for whatever reason, which will, of course, make it even take more jurors to go through possibly to find a jury pool.
But as Bob said, that goes to show that everybody... realizes this is going to be a challenging jury to seat and the possible issues and biases that the lawyers are going to be looking for run the spectrum more than your average.
So they're giving them those extra preemptory challenges.
how we're going to handle this we consider this to be a primer we're going to start with the affidavit okay um and i'm talking about the probable cause affidavit or affidavit for a warrant that's going to give you a pretty good background of what the state has in terms of their case and as we kind of dig into that it's going to become clear to you that the state's position if we're going to bottom line it, is that because she was able to plan, because she sent her husband to the furthest restaurant that she could think of that would allow for her to have the time to do this, that clearly she's in her right mind.
And we'll talk about it when we get to it in terms of the difference between a clinical or medical diagnosis of insanity and the legal one.
So after we get to the affidavit, we're then going to shift over to the jury instruction for the defense that they're going to be employing.
There's no better source than to go to that to show exactly what the state's burden is here.
And then we are going to slip into Rosemary's Capiccio's lawsuit that was filed in January of this year, suing all the doctors, all the medical providers.
No pharmaceutical companies?
You have four doctors that weren't talking to one another that were all prescribing her shit.
The lawsuit is a fabulous way to understand exactly what this defense is going to be and why it matters.
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