a school. he would need to release those documents under normal circumstances. >> jamie: you know what, in florida with the stand your ground law and the trayvon martin murder, the judge is the first arbiter of the facts, the judge does make the decision, that's not the case in colorado, as far as i know, this judge doesn't necessarily decide guilt or innocence. >> but he decides the admissibility of evidence that the jury will hear. as joey said, the last thing that anyone wants to see in this case -- again, presume a death penalty case, is to have the jury hear evidence or come in with a predisposed notion as to what they think the evidence is and have this go to ao an appellate court. >> jamie: how do you pick a jury in this case? >> the whole world is talking about this. >> so true. not only as it relates to this case, but cases in general, we are in an internet age with twitter, facebook, there are tow