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i had little input into that inquiry. i was there on the day of the interview but any pre—or post—work would have been by the person in charge of the inquiry. i5 person in charge of the inquiry. is a you had nothing to do with endorsing the content of the report? no. , ., endorsing the content of the report? no. , . , ., , no. diane matthews told the inquiry that she was — no. diane matthews told the inquiry that she was shocked _ no. diane matthews told the inquiry that she was ...

Blatantly say its the system, its very difficult to see the starting point to see what has gone wrong. can we scroll down to the conclusion, please? i am aware of their time allocation. you give conclusions and you say, whilst the case for false accounting could be established against miss bailey, when all circumstances are considered and that information given by miss bailey, then consideration may be going to a caution in this incident. say what you are saying, effectively, you take into accou...

For the jury can be very helpful to help them visualize one sides version of the case. >> should the prosecution in this case respond with their own animation? >> maybe but its probably too late for that. it takes a while to put something like that together. >> craig, what is the reasoning behind why they want to introduce what was in trayvon martins system at the time, particularly, frankly, a depressant. does that help the defense? >> well, thats a good question, chuck. thats the question that...

Bodies during the actual shooting. so you could imagine how this might be a tad controversial. the defense -- again, the defense at one point said they were open to a number of edits. the animation, as we understand it, has actually been reduced to a number of stills for the most part. at some point the defense decided the edits would not be sufficient and they are asking june nelson to throw the entire thing out. the jury is not in the courtroom for any of this. this is the last hearing of the ...

You remember his testimony. in the course of his testimony he indicated in november he determined the amount of marijuana in trayvon martins system would have little to no effect on his behavior that night in february of last year. then apparently two or three months ago dr. bao changed his mind, based on some books that he read and some research he poured over. then he decided that, well, okay maybe the marijuana did have some sort of an effect on his behavior that night. thats part of it. the ...

Animation which could have an amazing impact on a jury, only one side, how something like that is allowed. >> well, lets give the jury make credit for intelligence. they are going to understand that its one sides version of the events. when any expert witness takes the stand, jurors understand this is a paid expert, paid by one side or the other to attain this position. he would take the stand, everybody would understand that, he would state how he put this together based on information given by...

They havent even shown the animation yet. i think they are just on the verge of showing it. mark omarra for the defense is showing this shows the positioning of the bodies and bullet trajectory a and aid the jury so the animation should come in. >> and if -- its taken an hour and they have not ate shown the animation in question and the judge hasnt seen it? >> thats right. what mark omara has done is wthis expert is show how he has put it together because its technically valid according to the d...

Point. sometimes when we listen to judge nelson we can tell which way she might be leaning. its tougher this time. a lot of times its easier to tell which way shes leaning because she wraps it up a little quicker but shes allowing this thing to go on a little longer than some of these hearings. daniel schumacher on the stand from california and this is apparently what he does. >> craig, thank you. lisa, how important is this to the defense, if they dont have this? >> its obviously important enou...

Nonemergency call was that trayvon martin looked like he was on drugs. one of the issues in this case was whether zimmerman was improperly racially profiling trayvon martin or if he legitimately was calling in because trayvon martin looked suspicious. i think the defense wants to bring in, even though it was only trace amounts of thc in his system, there was potentially some substantiation for what george zimmerman was saying. >> lisa bloom, craig melvin, well come back to you when the trial beg...

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