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Clear. you need a spring. one-handed knife that can open up with spring action. they had a week ten days to look at this knife to determine if it was legal or not. the sense we got from the press conference was that it was clearly not illegal. >> she was definitive not nuanced. >> i can't imagine she'd strategically put bad information out there. >> one of the defense attorneys is saying, give us the did 95,the knife. >> i think the idea for her, first of all not have to respond to these thing in the media. every time they make a request which is filtered through the media, they're on the defe...

Had some spring action and violated baltimore law, that's enough. cops make mistakes every day. they are not arrested for it. >> and the irony is she's charging them with false imprisonment for making an arrest that had no basis in her view. isn't there a good argument she just did the same thing to them? shouldn't she be charged with false imprisonment if that's the standard standard? >> one could make that argument. let me explain something. every day in every courtroom cops are making mistakes because they are human. i have seen in my career over two decades in the criminal justice arena ab...

If they reasonably believed it had some spring action and violated baltimore law, that's enough. cops make mistakes every day. they are not arrested for it. >> and the irony is she's charging them with false imprisonment for making an arrest that had no basis in her view. isn't there a good argument she just did the same thing to them? shouldn't she be charged with false imprisonment if that's the standard standard? >> one could make that argument. let me explain something. every day in every courtroom cops are making mistakes because they are human. i have seen in my career over two decades i...