Emmys Producers Behind the Scenes Secrets on Show, Reunions, End Time
Emmys producers Jesse Collins, Dionne Harmon and Jeannae Rouzan-Clay share behind-the-scenes secrets about how this year's telecast, including those reunions, came together.
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Emmys producers Jesse Collins, Dionne Harmon and Jeannae Rouzan-Clay share behind-the-scenes secrets about how this year's telecast, including those reunions, came together.
Prosecutors say the reason is, he let his 15-year-old daughter drive his suv. she didn't have a license. or even a permit. they say the girl was tearing down a road in the poconos in northeastern pennsylvania when the vehicle flipped over and killed three teenaged passengers. the daughter and two other teens survived. investigators say passengers had pleaded for the girl to slow down but she ignored them. this happened labor day weekend, few days before school started back there. police say the father owns a vacation home there and that he and his daughter live in a wealthy suburb of new york ...
Let's bring in another lawyer, drew findley, a criminal defense attorney and is live from atlanta. the father can be charged for the actions of the daughter in his absence? >> yeah, shep, he can. they're going with involuntary manslaughter. that says in pennsylvania in this aggravated misdemeanor charge, is if illegal conduct, which if you can prove he let his unlicensed daughter drive a vehicle, that is illegal, was the cause of somebody else's death that would be involuntary manslaughter. i don't find it too unordinary to do a charge like this. what i do find interesting is how are you going...
To this one in which somebody has been unfortunately for them indicted and charged with murder for a jury to decide their fate. this type of scenario is more commonplace than one would think. it just happens to have garnered national attention. >> i want to move on. i found this little zinger here from the aclu. this is what -- aclu says it requested in god. documents from the irs. they read people's e-mails without getting a search warrant first. so, drew, when it comes to snooping -- i mean there have to be boundaries when you're looking at e-mails and facebook pages. what are the boundaries...