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>> narrowly, and probably divided. so with the prop 8 case is, from the oral argument. looking as though justice anthony kennedy would be the dispositive vote. he was trying to figure out if he wanted to junk the case all together, say we shouldn't have taken it, no reason to be doing this, and leave it at that. let the lower court ruling stand. or they couldn't find the mer merits. if that happens, narrow ruling. no equal protection case ruling will happen. >> let's talk about the defense of marriage act. what are the possible outcomes in this particular case? what could be the potential impl...

In 1992 was so strong that the findings of dna tests would not make a difference. you heard that correctly. mississippi state officials had refused to test dna and fingerprint evidence in the case ruling that it would not exonerate him based on the other evidence introduced at the trial. writing in dissent of the mississippi supreme court's first ruling, justice james kitchen stated without further testing, the investigation will remain incomplete. and just last week, the u.s. justice department doubled down on that opinion by acknowledging that they weren't so sure about the state's evidence ...

Refused to test dna and fingerprint evidence in the case ruling that it would not exonerate him based on the other evidence introduced at the trial. writing in dissent of the mississippi supreme court's first ruling, justice james kitchen stated without further testing, the investigation will remain incomplete. and just last week, the u.s. justice department doubled down on that opinion by acknowledging that they weren't so sure about the state's evidence against manning. the justice department wrote a pair of letters to prosecutors in the case the second letter dated last saturday states in p...

Welcome back. a little busted for you. first up, what appears to be a conflict of interest for the louisiana judge who overturned president obama's six-month ban on deep water drilling in the gulf of mexico. financial disclosure reports from '08 show the judge owned just under $15,000 in transocean stock, the company that owned the deepwater horizon rig. he reported investments with half a dozen other companies including halliburton which is also tied to the disaster. feldman has not responded to requests for comment so it's still even if he pulls the investments at the least we know there's b...