I'm Not A Lawyer But: The Debrief
Aug 7, 2026 · 56 min · 19 segments
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Mm-hmm.
The other thing I wanted to talk about, um, again, just very briefly, because I'm kinda getting back into the swing of things.
I've, I've, haven't been able to, um, you know, be tapped into a lot.
That one's coming soon.
I'm trying to figure out getting a, uh, cameraman there.
I do believe, I know Sylvia, infamous Sylvia, who does, um, a lot of YouTube content, she is going to be there for sure.
Um, she usually, I believe, um, streams it from, like, her phone, but I'm trying to see if I can get a, um, camera guy.
If not, hers will be the footage you, you probably will see.
I imagine some news organization is probably going to pull up.
I just haven't...
The docket is kind of, um- More challenging to see who is going to be there.
Like, they're not showing me who submitted the Rule 22, which would just make my life easier.
Um, but I am figuring out, trying to work out having a camera person there, 'cause I am, am intrigued to see, uh, this trial.
D- I feel like DUI trials usually don't last very long, uh, like two days.
So we'll see how that goes.
It's supposed to be 10, I think Cathy from Law&Crime said that it's gonna be 10 days of jury selection.
That's what they are anticipating.
Now, usually that number, like the amount of days for jury selection, I feel like is usually, um, overestimated, which is not a bad thing.
But I'm like, 10 days is a long time for jury selection.
I guess most people know about, you know, that happening, and so they're, they're just anticipating, you know, people maybe won't be able to be neutral or...
I also don't know, the other question I have is how long they think that trial will last.
I feel like it shouldn't last very long, but also Keffe D, who is the defendant in that case, um, wrote books, did podcast interviews, did an interview with law enforcement.
Like he, this is-
Mm-hmm.
The other thing I wanted to talk about, um, again, just very briefly, because I'm kinda getting back into the swing of things.
I've, I've, haven't been able to, um, you know, be tapped into a lot.
That one's coming soon.
I'm trying to figure out getting a, uh, cameraman there.
I do believe, I know Sylvia, infamous Sylvia, who does, um, a lot of YouTube content, she is going to be there for sure.
Um, she usually, I believe, um, streams it from, like, her phone, but I'm trying to see if I can get a, um, camera guy.
If not, hers will be the footage you, you probably will see.
I imagine some news organization is probably going to pull up.
I just haven't...
The docket is kind of, um- More challenging to see who is going to be there.
Like, they're not showing me who submitted the Rule 22, which would just make my life easier.
Um, but I am figuring out, trying to work out having a camera person there, 'cause I am, am intrigued to see, uh, this trial.
D- I feel like DUI trials usually don't last very long, uh, like two days.
So we'll see how that goes.
It's supposed to be 10, I think Cathy from Law&Crime said that it's gonna be 10 days of jury selection.
That's what they are anticipating.
Now, usually that number, like the amount of days for jury selection, I feel like is usually, um, overestimated, which is not a bad thing.
But I'm like, 10 days is a long time for jury selection.
I guess most people know about, you know, that happening, and so they're, they're just anticipating, you know, people maybe won't be able to be neutral or...
I also don't know, the other question I have is how long they think that trial will last.
I feel like it shouldn't last very long, but also Keffe D, who is the defendant in that case, um, wrote books, did podcast interviews, did an interview with law enforcement.
Like he, this is-
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