Pre-Trial: Motions Hearings...DO IT!

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This episode is a run down of the hearings for motions in limine. Although not all motions have rulings as of yet, some do and we learned that Judge Cannone can actually rule for the bench. She was able to decide instantly after hearing both the defense and Commonwealth that a continuance of the trial would not be permitted. Due to the over 2,000 summonses that have been sent out in Norfolk County in search of an impartial jury, empaneling may take just as long as the requested continuance suggested would be. Also, the SASS from defense was palpable. They've had enough of being bullied. In the words of Attorney Jackson, if you think you can challenge their experts...."DO IT."

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