PDD pretty much is on the mark. Prosecutors sometimes feel the urge for overkill and it backfires.
It just gives the jurors more opportunities to become mired in some side detail. In this case, it came down to the vitim's mother when the victim's crediblity should have been the focus of the jurors.
PDD pretty much is on the mark. Prosecutors sometimes feel the urge for overkill and it backfires.
ReplyDeleteIt just gives the jurors more opportunities to become mired in some side detail. In this case, it came down to the vitim's mother when the victim's crediblity should have been the focus of the jurors.