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County. >> hes also a part time solicitor. if he decides to be on the prosecution side he walks into an office, hand picked the select -- his successor stone a cl classmate of mine, a very good attorney. this is an murdaugh office. >> his father and grandfather prosecutors in the same office handling the case. given this history do you expect this case to be moved out of this jurisdiction? >> we know the attorney generals office is handling this case as opposed to the hampton county solicitors o...

Which is riddled with hatred and in some cases incitement to violence. wherever there is incitement to violence, that has got to be taken seriously. i do think that the terrorist laws in terms of prosecuting those that have been arrested need to be changed. we have got strong powers. we can bring successful terrorist prosecutions, i have been involved in many of them myself when i was director of public prosecutions. ——i do not think. where i would look in this case is the online element of ...

Impulsive behavior was on full display. a perfect, mesmerizing subject for treys documentary. >> when you see her, i mean, it almost looks like a cartoon character, she has the -- the dark, you know, raven hair and the big blue eyes and the intense, brooding look to her. >> and marjorie held center court. when the judge and jury were out there was no question who was in charge. >> i walked into the courtroom and, she looked back and said, "hey, trey, what are you doinover there? youre on the pro...

>> the judge refused to accept a deadlock and sent them back to deliberate. four hours later the jury signaled a verdict had been reached. texs sister dexie and his friend sat anxiously on one side. dianes colleagues including jay grover filled the prosecution side of the room. the case that had riveted atlanta was coming to an end. >> on count one, murder, we find the defendant not guilty. >> not guilty of deliberately murdering diane, but, wait. the felony charge of shooting the gun at diane -...

Of this crime and we have the dna in his car and he pointed the authorities to the body. we have plenty here on the prosecution side. >> dana: lets pay attention to this and keep everybody updated. >> bill: everybody in iowa is watching it to see what comes in the fate of this trial. >> dana: it could probably rest before the end of this week and we might know before friday. millions of americans demanding action as a rising tide of crime and violence sweeps across the nation. police in st. loui...

U.s. senate. before they start, they are all going to have to take an oath. have to raise their right hand and swear. and what they are going to have to swear to do is to do impartial justice under the laws, the constitution and the laws, so help me god. a couple of them may have trouble rocken sighing that oath of impartiality with things that theyve said publicly. >> and then explain what house managers do and -- >> yes. >> how many might there be? >> house managers effectively prosecute the c...

Impulsive behavior was on full display, a perfect mesmerizing subject for treys documentary. >> when you see her, i mean, it almost looks like a cartoon character. you know, she has the dark, you know, raven hair and the big blue eyes and the intense brooding look to her. >> and marjorie held center court when the judge and jury were out there was no question who was in charge. >> i walked into the courtroom and she looked back and said, hey, trey, what are you doing over there? you are on the p...

Tragedy. >> aaron lee carter -- carr, forgive me. i watched this thing now twice through and it is such a pleasure to have you here. and you directed this whole thing. it took you three years to throw all of you into this. it is an extraordinary narrative and how you involve just the emotions on both sides. first explain how you set this up, because it is almost as though you make the viewer the juror with your two different parts. >> absolutely, brooke. so the first part is the prosecution side...

Probably expecting a pardon, if not now, then in november 2020. in november 2020, whether trump wins or loses the election, he will have nothing to lose. so whatever the outcome of the sentencing that happened today, they needed it. they being the prosecution side, needed the prosecution insurance policy and i think new york state delivered that. >> do they coordinate with each other? the tv shows i watch they never do. >> in fact, they dont get along. they dont like it when they get big footed....

Recognizable. i mean, whose won going up against the mueller investigation or any of the related prosecutions? whose come out on the long end of the stick? if you had to decide right now which party you would want to be in any of these cases, if you were told, hey, the news gods are going to plop you personally into any of these ongoing cases that derive from the mueller investigation, would you rather be on the defense side or the prosecution side. what do you think? i mean, in every instance y...