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Supervision of these units that occurs. and im hopeful that that kind of reevaluation will not be limited to just memphis, but will be nationwide. there. >> has been a lot of emphasis on the speed, the investigation. are you confident a jury will deliver convictions on those charges? because some attorneys have suggested that the second-degree murder charge could be difficult to prove because the tendency law stipulates tenants must be reasonably certain that their actions would lead to death. t...

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Heart. it is irrelevant. what matters is, can you count to four and identify each of the four elements of an offense? and can you meet those things? what the committee did met metic meticulously, number one, two, three, four. there is what prosecutors have to establish. if you take obstruction. they said, was there a proceeding, obviously there was. did someone act knowingly and with corrupt intent? and they walked through every possible thing that established each one of those elements. you hav...

For example, they charge either they would charge either willfully intentionally or knowingly. three different standards. and the three statutes mentioned so far in this case. >> it is important in this case because of that? >> yes. >> at what point during this process is it reasonable to expect that donald trump had mens rea? >> i dont think that they will ever determine he had the proper mens rea to have committed a crime in this case. you know, raised one other time the idea of knowingly. kno...

Courthouse in taunton, massachusetts, michelle carter went on trial. >> [inaudible] >> the drama began almost immediately. instead of having the case go before a jury, michelle, at the last minute, chose to let the judge decide her fate. >> are you doing that of your own freewill, knowingly and voluntarily? >> yes. >> in her opening statement, glenn drew a straight line from michelle carters badgering and bullying to conrads death in the truck that night. >> she assisted and advised and advise a...

Lot more information that even what we heard in the january 6th hearings about some other folks who i think have had had some very tough decisions to make. that of the witness who is have colt under threats. so when you hear doj saying that they are concerned about the safety of their witnesses, what goes through your mind based on your personal experience and your conversations with so many of the witnesses that you have had both behind closed doors and in public for your committee? >> i think ...

Removal of classified information. the first one is any information. this is classified information. that means a federal official knowingly removes classified without authorization. people saying could the president have disclassified it? yeah, but he would have done it back then when he was president and presumably an evidentiary trail. and important to note, john, if prosecutors get a surge warrant based on crime "a." they go in and come out and say, oh, my goodness, theres evidence of a diff...

Actually constitutional, whether that would actually hold up. theres a separate crime for removal of classified information. any federal official who knowingly removes or destroys classified information or documents without proper authorization, that, too, is a crime, and victor, really important to know, whatever crime prosecutors allege in order to get in the door for the search warrant, in this case, perhaps those document crimes, it doesnt matter if you find evidence of other crimes, hypothe...