kbp wrote:
Question:
Daubert
With the law passed and signed, coming 7/1 (IIRC), would it not be something O'Mara should point out at the hearing? While todays law may allow something more to pass the test in the hearing, the result may not pass the test before the verdict is reached. It seems like the line should be what laws for the court to follow were in place when the verdict was reached.
As far as the Evidentiary Hearing, I said before that I'm not sure defense needs to

on this issue. It's unfortunate that the schemers did the ole squeeze play and just by weeks of a Bill being effective defense would have had a real good chance of getting this Expert and methods used on the "cries for help" "voice recognition" tossed. That said, defense has indicated that this person has no credentials .. no degree. All defense needs to do is put a REAL expert on the stand and it will CRUSH the testimony of the State's so-called expert's conclusions and his voodoo methods used to arrive his conclusions. I'm not sure how my state (Illinois) works, but I find this business of setting this "speedy trial" date something that works against the defendant. A FAIR and properly prepared defense is more important than DATES. Again, not sure how wide spread once charged that it is mandatory to count so many days to set a trial date. I know many of you want the trial to proceed soon, however, since MOM did ask for an extension (denied), I assume it was proper and that extensions are granted. I hope defense is ready. If not, they will be flying by the seat of their pants, and although you can get by if you are a hot dog type like Maverick in Top Gun

... I don't see either West or MOM as Maverick.