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christopher kohberger's mug shot physically were symbols ted bundy. he also stocked and killed college students. they both 20 universities in the state of washington. rich: thank you. molly: we are bringing in legal analyst mercedes colon. the suspect, bryan christopher kohberger, who lived in this neighborhood, he had access but one of the most fascinating things is the amount of time this suspect put into studying criminology, working towards a phd, masters degree, studying psychology at one point. your thoughts on the effort he put into studying this subject and what this could mean. >> reporter: such a great point. happy new year to you and your family. it is interesting especially that report that hasn't been fully confirmed but there's some study out there where he
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the verdict. we don't think mr. cosby is guilty of anything. the fight is not over. thank you. >> are you going to appeal, sir? >> yes. yes. very strongly. >> jon: joining us now is former federal prosecutor fred teesey and mercedes colon. second trail, a hung jury in the first one, mercedes. they convicted this time. what was the difference? >> the huge difference is the ruling that allowed the prior bad act to come in. a string of witnesses that said this is what happened to me. it was obviously like the charges that were pending against him. that was critical. any defensive attorney knew that that case was going to rise and fall on that ruling by the judge. >> jon: why wasn't it allowed the first time around, fred?
we're here to fight, we're here to resist. >> reporter: 37 of the 160 were from mexico, and they've already been deported. eric. eric: all right, will, thanks so much. arthel? arthel: eric and will, also on the immigration front "the wall street journal" reports that a powerful and influential group of mexicans are pushing an aggressive strategy to fight president trump's deportation policy. they're urging people who are targeted to fight extradition efforts, jamming the u.s. immigration courts in the hopes that the already-struggling system will break down. to talk about this is david bruno, criminal defense attorney and a former prosecutor and trial attorney and mercedes colon, also here, a fox news legal analyst. mercedes, before we get to the, that proposal that is actually resip tated by the executive order -- precipitated by the executive order on the travel ban, i want the talk about that very order s. the executive order fundamentally lawful, and how difficult will it be to
in upstate new york. two teens allegedly beaten during a church ritual. one of them died. now their parents seen here, bruce and deborah leonard, are charged with the crimes. police say it happened at a church in new hartford, new york, where four other members face accusations as well. investigators say the group beat the 17 and 19-year-old boys to get them to confess their sins. their mother's attorney says she felt helpless to stop it and now police say the boy who died wanted out. let's bring our legal panel now, david schwartz is here, defense attorney and former prosecutor, mercedes colon is here as well. fox news legal analyst. i'm happy to see both of you. i want to start with you, mercedes. was it the right decision to charge these parents? i want to know what's the maximum charge they could get and the penalty they could face and what's the minimum. >> sure. great question. certainly they were. we know so far that they were there. we know that the parents struck
making his first official court appearance on gun charges this week, his lawyer now says his arrest is bringing to light some serious human rights violations. >> at this point, only -- only thing hurting his case is that the early stages of it were not exploited enough, i believe. right now, we have a lot of evidence that the arrest is tainted by several serious human rights violations. the further we go into evidence, into that topic, the more clear it will become, i believe. >> well, here to talk about what's next, mercedes colon and david schwartz. great to see both of you. while that clip of the attorney was playing, i saw david nodding his head. are you thinking that the human rights violation claim is equ
essentially upheld validity of the law, they're not going to now -- >> you will see another knock down, drag out, reporters running out of the building, waving the opinion, getting it wrong. >> getting it wrong. another 5-4 decision, but this time -- >> maybe the judges, especially roberts, now regret what they did. >> excellent point. >> looking for a way out. >> we will see. >> wouldn't that be something. mercedes colon, doug burns, good to see you. good argument. >> thanks. tomorrow, a chris wallace exclusive with louisiana governor bobby jindal and xavier about a certificate a and marsha blackburn on how obama care glitches should delay the mandate. . meanwhile, american ally calling out the president after learning her phone was allegedly tapped. german chancellor angela america ellis sending over some of her people to have a talk with the