The South Side Problem: How Defense Demolished the Prosecution's Crime Scene Theory
Day 2 of the Gonzales trial became a masterclass in reasonable doubt
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Read Full Analysis →What happens to constitutional rights when prosecutors decide winning matters more than fairness?
Read More →Day 1 testimony reveals the security failures no one wants to talk about
Read More →Court limits FBI profiler's testimony, allows handwriting expert, and reserves ruling on domestic violence expert pending trial evidence
Read More →It's not about money. It's about a defendant's constitutional right to refuse an insanity defense.
Read More →Adrian Gonzales drove toward the shooting. Three other officers stayed at the corner. Why is he the only one on trial?
Read More →Defense opens in the trial of the first officer charged in the Uvalde massacre
Read More →For 77 minutes, children called 911. Nearly 400 officers waited outside. Today, one of them faces a jury.
Read More →The first criminal trial from Uvalde begins with a ruling that will define everything that follows.
Read More →Adrian Gonzales pleads not guilty as every victim's name is read in open court
Read More →Gang enhancement dropped, lyrics excluded, but jury will learn about murder charges
Read More →The arraignment that tests everything I wrote about Ker-Frisbie
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