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are they going to actually retry harvey weinstein to your point? >> he's also convicted in california. >> he's serving is 16 year sentence. so that california verdict is not impacted by the new york state court of appeals decision. now, that verdict is also going to be appealed, but the legal standards are a bit different in california. and there's a rule that's a bit more broad as to what evidence can come into the courtroom. but in new york, prosecutors are going to have to really look at this case and think if all of this other evidence is not going to come into the courtroom would it isn't likely than harvey weinstein would be convicted. >> and there's so many other aspects to this viktor, that prosecutors need to grapple with. >> for instance, are they going to reach traumatize the victims in this case who would have to testify. again, the two complainants that are at the core of this prosecution there's a whole analysis as to whether or not this case would actually be retried. and i think a lot of it will hinge on whether or not the californi
are they going to actually retry harvey weinstein to your point? >> he's also convicted in california. >> he's serving is 16 year sentence. so that california verdict is not impacted by the new york state court of appeals decision. now, that verdict is also going to be appealed, but the legal standards are a bit different in california. and there's a rule that's a bit more broad as to what evidence can come into the courtroom. but in new york, prosecutors are going to have to really...
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keep in mind sara it's not just bill cosby, harvey weinstein. it sets a standard for any other criminal defendant and that's why the appellate courts are very strict about when this type of evidence can come into the courtroom and prosecutors but what you have to think through this, but judges will also be paying a lot of attention because judges do not like being overturned for sure i do want to ask you about what this means for harvey weinstein's time jail. there is this appellate court ruling that says that this has to be retried, but he also has a case in california where he was convicted of rape and sexual assault. >> there. what does it mean for him? so as far as california, the new york decision is not binding. now the challenge to the california case, it's going to be a very, very similar challenge. but. it will be governed by california law. so the standard is slightly different as of now, new york, the case needs to be retried in order for conviction and would have to be starting from ground zero. right. but he's now under california j
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and because the judge allowed that testimony in that the trial was unfair to harvey weinstein. the judge also said that the appellate court, i should say, also said that the judge made it clear to the harvey weinstein's defense team that if he took the stand and testify that the judge was going to allow prosecutors to bring in all of the allegations that essentially have been made against him. many dating back past the statute of limitations and the appellate court said that was also unfair and may have prevented harvey weinstein from taking the stand in his own defense and so what does this mean for prosecutors as they rethink if and when they want to retry this case well, we've already heard from the manhattan district attorney who happens to be a different district attorney, then the one that actually move forward with this case. >> but alvin bragg in manhattan has said he absolutely positively will retry harvey weinstein. but the big question is going to be will attempt to have prior, bad acts. witnesses testify. will he attempt to have fewer of those witnesses or will he b
and because the judge allowed that testimony in that the trial was unfair to harvey weinstein. the judge also said that the appellate court, i should say, also said that the judge made it clear to the harvey weinstein's defense team that if he took the stand and testify that the judge was going to allow prosecutors to bring in all of the allegations that essentially have been made against him. many dating back past the statute of limitations and the appellate court said that was also unfair and...
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was just wondering, i put into prosecutor's argument that this case is different than weinstein. it's for at least two reasons. the government is arguing conspiracy under new york law and has kim's knows, when you have a conspiracy, you find a starting point which was august of 2015. that's the four-legged stool. that was the conspiracy slash scheme where pecker agreed to be the eyes and ears? absolutely. and hope hicks, i may be in it needing the conspiracy just continues on these events. the dorman the karen mcdougal, and of course, stormy, which is charged, they're overt acts in furtherance of the conspiracy alternatively, if you don't have conspiracy, it's part of the four-legged scheme and the dorman and karen mcdougal are part of the scheme that eventually ended with family. daniel, stormy daniels. but i want to go to hope hicks. hope hits is going to be an explosive witness based on my knowledge of the case and meeting with the prosecutors in the trump us attorney's office mr. jordan said it's a bragg case. this started off as a trump justice department us attorney case. t
was just wondering, i put into prosecutor's argument that this case is different than weinstein. it's for at least two reasons. the government is arguing conspiracy under new york law and has kim's knows, when you have a conspiracy, you find a starting point which was august of 2015. that's the four-legged stool. that was the conspiracy slash scheme where pecker agreed to be the eyes and ears? absolutely. and hope hicks, i may be in it needing the conspiracy just continues on these events. the...
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>> first of all weinstein will not be a free man anytime soon. he is serving a separate long sentence due to a conviction in california for rape. that is not going to change anytime soon. out the fate of his trial in new york is overturning any subsequent retrial affects them less because of that then it affects the caselaw going forward about sex crimes in general. there was a dissent to this decision today from one of the judges that was where she said this is going to let people guilty of sex crimes off the hook. now it is also constitutional. >> they will exploit their power. >> exactly. there is a strong dissenting opinion on that. it is also going to matter not only for sex crime cases going forward but for this ongoing thermal trump hush pavement trial because there is a commonality applied. in both cases the prosecutors argue for and george's dust rag judges allowed in evidence of crimes other than the ones being charge. so in the trump case that means donald trump is being charge for a payment from michael cohen to stormy daniels. that w
>> first of all weinstein will not be a free man anytime soon. he is serving a separate long sentence due to a conviction in california for rape. that is not going to change anytime soon. out the fate of his trial in new york is overturning any subsequent retrial affects them less because of that then it affects the caselaw going forward about sex crimes in general. there was a dissent to this decision today from one of the judges that was where she said this is going to let people guilty...
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first of all, harvey weinstein is not going to be a free man anytime soon. he is serving a separate long sentence due to a conviction in california for a rape that's not going to change anytime soon now, the fate of his trial in new york, this overturning and any potential subsequent retrial affects him less because of that, then it affects the case law going forward, right? about sex crimes in general, there was a descent to this decision today from one for the judges that was a sort of hue and cry where she said, this is going to let people guilty of sex crimes off the hook right? >> now. it is also consequential, really sexually exploit their power over women will the benefit of exactly right? so there is a strong dissenting opinion on that now it's also going to matter not only for sex crimes cases going forward, but for this ongoing donald trump hush payments trial, because there's a commonality of the legal theories being applied in both cases, prosecutors argued for and judges allowed in evidence of crimes through than the ones being charged in the tr
first of all, harvey weinstein is not going to be a free man anytime soon. he is serving a separate long sentence due to a conviction in california for a rape that's not going to change anytime soon now, the fate of his trial in new york, this overturning and any potential subsequent retrial affects him less because of that, then it affects the case law going forward, right? about sex crimes in general, there was a descent to this decision today from one for the judges that was a sort of hue...
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and people will be harvey weinstein, michigan. it's got to go back and think about that. one more time and make sure he's not violating the law of the land that really has been reinstated. it was kind of thrown out since the harvey weinstein case four years ago until now, judges have sighted give me once the weekend. lighter, then we can let it in. we can let it in. that stopped on thursday when the court of appeals had the courage to say even very unpopular people still should be protected by the laws of our land okay notwithstanding what you've said, notwithstanding, pardon me, what he has said, trump, you still think it highly unlikely he testifies in his own defense, right? yes. i end if you notice, i think i'm one of the shows yesterday that anderson showed last night. he started to hedge. he started the president started to add, she started saying, well, i'm ready to testify if they need me if that's necessary. right. i mean, look, cross earning him would be a field day arthur, another question melania, it's catherine. do you have to put up on the screen? i had a po
and people will be harvey weinstein, michigan. it's got to go back and think about that. one more time and make sure he's not violating the law of the land that really has been reinstated. it was kind of thrown out since the harvey weinstein case four years ago until now, judges have sighted give me once the weekend. lighter, then we can let it in. we can let it in. that stopped on thursday when the court of appeals had the courage to say even very unpopular people still should be protected by...
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and you've said that you think both trump and weinstein fund fundamentally believed that people can be bought. tell us more well, harvey managed to silence a lot of people of his victims. >> he he terrified them. he got them to sign non-disclosure agreements and he paid them what really is in the big world, a paltry amount of money certainly in hollywood but harvey did in my case, when i was pursuing that story over the course of 20 plus years, just intermittently trying to see if there was a way in he knew that he had it all sewn up and he was very arrogant and he felt that he he had said to me in plain language, they'll never get me that changed when his power started to diminish. >> but as that emerged harvey, suddenly, i was not the one doing the story at that time. it was the new york times and ronan farrow for the new yorker. but i first, i had a fake reporter call me to talk about hollywood then it turned out later that that was a harvey emissary to see what was on my mind since he knew that i knew. and then he got in touch with me and he said he wanted to give me a book offe
and you've said that you think both trump and weinstein fund fundamentally believed that people can be bought. tell us more well, harvey managed to silence a lot of people of his victims. >> he he terrified them. he got them to sign non-disclosure agreements and he paid them what really is in the big world, a paltry amount of money certainly in hollywood but harvey did in my case, when i was pursuing that story over the course of 20 plus years, just intermittently trying to see if there...
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key report last week's show that inflation is still stubbornly high former hollywood producer harvey weinstein is expected to appear in manhattan supreme court. that's wednesday. it will be his first appearance since it appeals court overturn his 2020 conviction on sex crimes despite getting a new trial in new york, weinstein is unlikely to be released it's because he was sentenced to 16 years in prison in los angeles asieh year for rape and sexual assault that verdict has also been appealed the judge and former president trump's hush money trial will hold a hearing on thursday to determine whether trump has repeatedly violated the gag order in that case prosecutors have cited more than a dozen instances, including ten post on truth social, that they say violate the order trump is required to be in court for that hearing secretary of state antony blinken will visit saudi arabia on monday and tuesday to discuss ways to re-energize talks for a ceasefire in gaza, and the release of israeli hostages held by hamas. >> the state department says, blinken will also emphasize how it is hamas that is st
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now, this doesn't matter that much for harvey weinstein's immediate future. his lawyers in california where he asked to serve us separate 16 year sentence. that's essentially going to put them away for much of the rest of his life are saying, well will it could help us on appeal in california, but that's a much stronger case. i've been in touch with the prosecutors in that case and california's rules for letting in that kind of evidence of uncharged alleged bad acts are for much more lax and permissive. that ruling is less than jeopardy. he's less likely to be affected. what it does affect is the general case law on what you can let in in terms of uncharged acts in new york. and that is interesting in the context of this trump trial because of the trump trial hinges on charges about one transaction from michael cohen and stormy daniel's but much of the case prosecutors are building is about the wider pattern, about uncharged acts, namely all of these ami options interesting ronan farrow, always good to see the book catch and kill. >> it's a great read. we've
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one lawsuit was settled, combs denies any wrongdoing hi, weinstein's attorney tells cnn the hollywood producer has been transferred from a prison in new york to the bellevue hospital prison ward. he says, weinstein was moved for medical reasons, adding he is still expected to appear in court next week after his sex crimes conviction was overturned weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison in 2020, but he's maintained he and his innocence. the manhattan district attorney plans to retry the case whereas concern here in the as bird flu spreads to dairy cows just ahead, we'll find out why health experts are worried. it could starts spreading to humans. that's coming up, please stay with us riyadh says new album is breaking records who gets to say what country is comey country beyond, say a nashville's renaissance streaming exclusively on max this tiny homes trend not for me. >> now, this is more like it the same goes for my foot worth why one hands-free with wide fits slip and just step in and go without bending down some four touching my shoes, wipe it hands-free skechers, slip into
one lawsuit was settled, combs denies any wrongdoing hi, weinstein's attorney tells cnn the hollywood producer has been transferred from a prison in new york to the bellevue hospital prison ward. he says, weinstein was moved for medical reasons, adding he is still expected to appear in court next week after his sex crimes conviction was overturned weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison in 2020, but he's maintained he and his innocence. the manhattan district attorney plans to retry the...
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. >> so we're just talking with about harvey weinstein and someone like that going on trial, but can ask you quickly though, because, you know, judge marcia what's it going to be like for him starting on monday? what should we be expecting? >> first of all, judge mark, sean is a veteran of the trump organization trial, so he knows the players, he knows the people, he knows. susan necklace, one of the defense attorneys, and he brings a very understated, but profound sense of dignity. to the proceedings >> he's >> very much in control. he's not judge engoron, who seems to just want to have a good time. he was of course, the one who tried the civil trial and he's not judged louk kaplan in federal court who tried to e jean carroll case. he was just abrasive and bullying and nasty judgment sean brings dignity, gravitas, and expects it from everyone else. >> we just talked about the scene and i mentioned harvey weinstein everyone soon is that this courthouse god, god, he was at the courthouse me this courthouse has seen a lot and now it's hard to see his history i'm gonna throw a bouquet t
. >> so we're just talking with about harvey weinstein and someone like that going on trial, but can ask you quickly though, because, you know, judge marcia what's it going to be like for him starting on monday? what should we be expecting? >> first of all, judge mark, sean is a veteran of the trump organization trial, so he knows the players, he knows the people, he knows. susan necklace, one of the defense attorneys, and he brings a very understated, but profound sense of dignity....
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but it is i look, i was in that position with the harvey weinstein seen trial. yeah. we had a gag order on us and every day after quote, we were you leaving we can't say a word and there's gloria already having these huge press conference beating the heck out of us glorifying the witnesses, the jurors are walking past her as she saying these wonderful things about these witnesses. and we didn't say a word, but i think what you said i've never seen somewhat violate a gag the way donald trump, i mean, we were very get on to mr. weinstein's again, even think about violating the granite for trump is going to love being compared to harvey weinstein i'm not sure that that's you know, i want to play the assembler that i mentioned in the intro, trump began attacking michael cohen. >> it's from an interview he did today with our affiliate wpvi michael cohen is a convicted liar and he's got no credibility whatsoever. he was a lawyer and you rely on your lawyers so yeah, that seems like a pretty clear pretty sure. it's pretty straightforward the places where it's not so straight
but it is i look, i was in that position with the harvey weinstein seen trial. yeah. we had a gag order on us and every day after quote, we were you leaving we can't say a word and there's gloria already having these huge press conference beating the heck out of us glorifying the witnesses, the jurors are walking past her as she saying these wonderful things about these witnesses. and we didn't say a word, but i think what you said i've never seen somewhat violate a gag the way donald trump, i...
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in fact, we just happened in new york today with harvey weinstein. i'm not comparing these cases, but it just happened today. where they a higher court ruled that evidence should not have been introduced in a case against harvey weinstein. now he's still in prison for stuff he didn't los angeles, et cetera, they might retry the case, but i wonder jim, if you think introducing this karen mcdougal information and the other catch and kill story information could later be used to call into question this, this case, it's that balancing tests between what is probative and what is prejudicial, right? and those are things that the appellate courts are going to look at. i think there are going to be a lot of appellate issues in this case, including the kind of underlying crimes that make it a felony. i think this case is going to have a lot of fodder for appeals on this case. it's going to go for some time after afterwards. if there's a conviction, trump's attorney just ask pecker whether he told agents eyes and that's fbi agents at a july 2018 interview that
in fact, we just happened in new york today with harvey weinstein. i'm not comparing these cases, but it just happened today. where they a higher court ruled that evidence should not have been introduced in a case against harvey weinstein. now he's still in prison for stuff he didn't los angeles, et cetera, they might retry the case, but i wonder jim, if you think introducing this karen mcdougal information and the other catch and kill story information could later be used to call into question...
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the second, the appellate courts finding that harvey weinstein basically could not testify because so much was going to be allowed in on cross-examination the same type of argument would apply to donald trump at the sandoval hearing. that's where prosecutors are told by the judge what can come in if donald trump were to testify, they opened up the gates. the judge to the e jean carroll case, to the new york state attorney general, civil fraud case because of that, donald trump will have a similar argument that he's hamstrung. he couldn't possibly testify because of everything that's going to come in on cross-examination. it's directly related to the appellate division decision that we just heard today. >> did not see that twist coming. misty marris. thank you so much. it's always a pleasure for sure. >> okay. >> next hour i'm cnn news central starts right now only if necessary, donald trump changing his tune on whether he will testify today. >> david pecker will be back on the stand and for more critical testimony. what else will he reveal now under cross-examination, also in new york
the second, the appellate courts finding that harvey weinstein basically could not testify because so much was going to be allowed in on cross-examination the same type of argument would apply to donald trump at the sandoval hearing. that's where prosecutors are told by the judge what can come in if donald trump were to testify, they opened up the gates. the judge to the e jean carroll case, to the new york state attorney general, civil fraud case because of that, donald trump will have a...
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, veteran new york attorney, author i dala, whose past high profile clients have ranged from harvey weinstein to rudy giuliani, and bringing us the view from the bench, former new york state supreme court justice, jill kohn visor arthur, i want to start with you with this list. to routine step. prosecution says, if you're defendant takes the stand, these are some of the things we've talked about him if you're trump's defense counsel, you look at this list. is that dissuade you? does it make it less likely? you would say testify the first thing i'd been doing is moving from ms at this point already because this lists should have been, first of all, put out under seal because they are now tainting the jury with all these bad acts that the judge may rule never come in. >> so the prospective jurors were watching get cnn tonight. are already now. they're being dirty it up by these acts that they may never here in the courtroom. so that's my first motion for mistrial. my second motion for mistrial is i wanted to know this in this judge's ruling before i start picking the jury because i may want to
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well what this high-stakes process involves having salt fair trials for public pariahs like harvey weinstein and rudy giuliani before new york trial attorney arthur aye dala joins me now and prosecutors look at this the jury matters a lot because it can change everything, you no matter how good the facts are. your arguments, the jury can really change this. >> so i make it really simple analogy when i lecture to law students in case you haven't feed out for my last name. i'm going to tell you an american. and on sunday, right, we make the sauce. and i say, if you don't start with good tomatoes, it doesn't matter what else you put in there. it's not going to be a good sauce if you don't have a jury pool, that's open-minded enough and willing to listen and really evaluate the evidence it fairly look, we all come into this into life and i tell this to jurors. we all have prejudice. we all grew up differently. we grew up in different parts of brooklyn or manhattan wherever you picking a jury, it's just that particular prejudice so overwhelming that you really can't be fair and impartial and it's
well what this high-stakes process involves having salt fair trials for public pariahs like harvey weinstein and rudy giuliani before new york trial attorney arthur aye dala joins me now and prosecutors look at this the jury matters a lot because it can change everything, you no matter how good the facts are. your arguments, the jury can really change this. >> so i make it really simple analogy when i lecture to law students in case you haven't feed out for my last name. i'm going to tell...
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used not just in situations donald trump, there's actually also been reporting such used with harvey weinstein as well now, why would a tabloid do this sort of thing? now, in some situations, it might be a sort of you scratch my back, i scratch yours. maybe they get a better exclusive later on. maybe there'll be a business deal later on for the magazine, for the tablet. but in david situation, prosecutors are alleging this was political. now, they say that as part of this scheme, it was not just catch and kill. it was to publish firearm stories about trump attack his political opponents. you remember all of those covers about hillary clinton's health, how she asked three months away from dying and to silence these harmful stories on trump now there are these three sort of catch and kill situation payments. we know one of them is $30,000 that would pay that was paid to a dormant at a trump building and actually a former editor at national acquire laughlin cartwright, who has now come out publicly. he said that they were trying to prove those allegations at the national quiet when they were sudd
used not just in situations donald trump, there's actually also been reporting such used with harvey weinstein as well now, why would a tabloid do this sort of thing? now, in some situations, it might be a sort of you scratch my back, i scratch yours. maybe they get a better exclusive later on. maybe there'll be a business deal later on for the magazine, for the tablet. but in david situation, prosecutors are alleging this was political. now, they say that as part of this scheme, it was not...
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indeed, during weinstein, they left the windows open and it was the end of february, beginning of march. the windows in that same courtroom so sorry, donald it's just how it is all right. well, thank you all so very much. and thank you for that, elizabeth. they really add some real, real sense of the situation down and there, thanks so much to all of you for being with us. next, my guest, jesse ventura, who rocked the political establishment when he was elected governor on the reform party ticket. and he was also now on rfk junior shortlist for vp. so does he think kennedy actually has a shock? he's next then an outfront exclusive. i'll speak to the iranian foreign minister live. one of the most influential officials in tehran tonight briefly in new york with a warning for israel, if it strikes back anderson cooper 360 tonight at eight on cnn everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. >> they want that hollywood white smile, news censored in clinical white provides two sheets whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitive your production. i think it's a great product it's going to help a lot o
indeed, during weinstein, they left the windows open and it was the end of february, beginning of march. the windows in that same courtroom so sorry, donald it's just how it is all right. well, thank you all so very much. and thank you for that, elizabeth. they really add some real, real sense of the situation down and there, thanks so much to all of you for being with us. next, my guest, jesse ventura, who rocked the political establishment when he was elected governor on the reform party...
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number two, that should have been filed under seal, so it doesn't taint the whole jury pool in avi weinstein case. we did it for months it's at a time under seal with a sealed courtroom when we had the hearing. so those are the first two things. the third thing i'm doing is you're honors or the appellate division. you had a juror who what they asked for cause. she said she doesn't like this guy. she doesn't like this guy and they still sat them when there was 500 people outside. i want to i want to reversal well, on that as well. and i'm giving up on juror 11. i'm just saying okay. mr. trump, when we're not kidding liquid earlier, we're getting a hung jury at best. and so let's focus on the three or four people who are going to say no, no, no, we're not convicted this guy and go to joe's point and go with the jury nullification, tell the jury is dead, justice, and you decide that this case is bs michael cohen is bs so my daniel's is be as and come back and say not guilty. >> so we're in what i'll call a final stretch before the opening act, if you will, you have to finish up the jury got 12
number two, that should have been filed under seal, so it doesn't taint the whole jury pool in avi weinstein case. we did it for months it's at a time under seal with a sealed courtroom when we had the hearing. so those are the first two things. the third thing i'm doing is you're honors or the appellate division. you had a juror who what they asked for cause. she said she doesn't like this guy. she doesn't like this guy and they still sat them when there was 500 people outside. i want to i...
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been through this process with some high-profile defendants from gangsters to politicians, even harvey weinstein. we also have karen friedman agnifilo, who is a cnn legal analyst and former chief assistant da under then manhattan district attorney cy vance. i should note, karen is of council for a firm that represents michael cohen, but she has no contact with him, does not work on his case. and there are no restrictions on what she can say about this case, no gag order in effect. i should say we'll talk about what that looks like. but on the jury selection and maggie talking about how all those jurors raising their hands saying, i can't be impartial or fairness. >> what we do know about who is still in the >> mix is their jobs, a salesman, anan attorney, a bookseller, a prosecutor from the bronx a woman who works in social media, a nurse, what does that say to you about where we are at and how they're going to be going through this process. >> i think as maggie pointed out, a criminal trial is the great equalizer, right? i spent my entire career in that very building. i've tried many cases. the
been through this process with some high-profile defendants from gangsters to politicians, even harvey weinstein. we also have karen friedman agnifilo, who is a cnn legal analyst and former chief assistant da under then manhattan district attorney cy vance. i should note, karen is of council for a firm that represents michael cohen, but she has no contact with him, does not work on his case. and there are no restrictions on what she can say about this case, no gag order in effect. i should say...
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i mean, i think in harvey weinstein, you probably had about the same five or 600, but they're gonna be coming in in groups of 101st things. first, he's going to basically let people walk out the door because he's going to say to the entire panel, you know what this case is about. he's going to read to them what this case is about, but it's not lost on anybody. and if they feel like they can't be fair and impartial or if they have a hardship, they can just get up and leave. that is highly unusual. because normally you have to question each juror here their reasons make an assessment of their credibility, and then the judge has to make a determination that's not happening here. >> yeah. and lawyers have law codes here i'm laura is we're looking at this. what we're not just talking about there. these jurors are going to be coming in in front of donald trump. but honestly in front of his legal team. and they're going to start questioning them. i mean, where did they even? >> begin? because some of the questions that are on this questionnaire that the judge said to have not changing this. i
i mean, i think in harvey weinstein, you probably had about the same five or 600, but they're gonna be coming in in groups of 101st things. first, he's going to basically let people walk out the door because he's going to say to the entire panel, you know what this case is about. he's going to read to them what this case is about, but it's not lost on anybody. and if they feel like they can't be fair and impartial or if they have a hardship, they can just get up and leave. that is highly...
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there's also some concerns about a recent decision and harvey weinstein case that was overturned. they could be complicated with her. it's unlikely. i think at this point, i don't know if you agree that she'll be called to the stand, but it's certainly within the realm of possibility be called to talk about her, not her her caching kill agreement she kinda fits. actually, we just got an update. the prosecution is finished it's redirect of pecker quickly to the question of karen mcdougal. she kinda fits that mold of a throwaway. witnesses we've describing on a friday afternoon, do you think here? >> i would think she's actually a pretty powerful witness because she's going to talk about if she if she testifies, she's going to talk about a year long affair that she had with donald trump. qizan loved with them he was married at the time so i would think that's a pretty that's a pretty salacious witness. yes, she's she's she's not that important to the case, but i think people would but have a lot of interest in that. i was thinking more of someone who could authenticate a business re
there's also some concerns about a recent decision and harvey weinstein case that was overturned. they could be complicated with her. it's unlikely. i think at this point, i don't know if you agree that she'll be called to the stand, but it's certainly within the realm of possibility be called to talk about her, not her her caching kill agreement she kinda fits. actually, we just got an update. the prosecution is finished it's redirect of pecker quickly to the question of karen mcdougal. she...
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or their eye dala, you represented some very high-profile, controversial defendant and it's harvey weinstein, rudy giuliani how do you approach opening statements in a case when the jury knows your client and he's one of the most famous or infamous people in the world. >> while you try to make your opening argument as close as you can to your to your closing argument. it's almost like a summation. the first thing i would do here is i would listen intently obviously to the prosecutors opening and then try to pull something out of it. and my first line would be like your heard was she just said, well, let me tell you this and then attack you want to try to make a connection with those jurors. you want them to like you i believe todd blanche is the one who's doing the opening. you want to make some kind of a connection with them and you're just wanted to attack, attack, attack. you can't believe michael coach, you can't believe stormy daniels. and then you want to embrace yourself with the judge and what the judges instructions are i'd say the judge is going to tell you this and the judge is go
or their eye dala, you represented some very high-profile, controversial defendant and it's harvey weinstein, rudy giuliani how do you approach opening statements in a case when the jury knows your client and he's one of the most famous or infamous people in the world. >> while you try to make your opening argument as close as you can to your to your closing argument. it's almost like a summation. the first thing i would do here is i would listen intently obviously to the prosecutors...