Enforcement agencies all over Fulton County to then make sure that these grand jurors are safe. So i think one consideration the court also needs to make in allowing this is the safety of these grand jurors and their concerns that have already been voiced. But ill just say the Georgia Supreme Court observed the grand jury as a Public Institution serving the community might suffer if those testifying today knew that the secrecy of their testimony would be lifted tomorrow. The indispensable secrecy must not be broken except where theres a compelling necessity. Theres been no compelling necessity raised by this defense to pierce this veil of secrecy of the grand jury. What was the cite for that, the last one . Sorry, judge. Where is that coming from . Kessler, judge. Can you spell that one for me . You have that case, judge. In my stack. Can we just pause one moment . Sure. And then the state talked about this, but i wanted to point out, talking about deliberations and the fact it should
right now on early start, israel has a list of hostages that could be freed today. could the truce be extended. plus the pause allows more aid to flow into gaza pl weep have more on how much and from where it is coming. and nikki haley just scored a big endorsement from a group with incredibly deep pockets. will money help put a dent in donald trump s huge lead. good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m kasie hunt. it is wednesday, november 29, pa:00 a.m. in washington, noon in gaza where the extended truce between israel and hamas is now in its sixth and possibly final day as negotiators work toward the release of more hostages. we re learning that talks in doha have been positive. a source telling cnn that they are in agreement to extend the pause in fighting. more hostages are set to be freed in the hours to come. sources say a list of names has been given to israel and families have been notified. hamas released 12 hostages at the ra
Nelson County’s chief prosecutor is conducting a review of statements from Sheriff David Hill during the course of an investigation into an August 2021 incident at the county’s high school
say you rarely prosecuted a case without a protective order. usually the defense agrees with it, even during arraignment. in this case when the president is framing it as freedom of speech where the defense lawyer was on five sunday shows framing it as freedom of speech, how do you counteract that? how does a judge do that? she doesn t have the way of politics, she shouldn t. that s the atmosphere. one thought that comes to mind, is there any way to restrict what he actually sees? you have to give the defense and the defendant access to all of the material. this is brady material, right? they have to be able to see what the defense what the prosecution has? andrew laid it out succinctly, and he s right. these are standard, they are routine. but there are steps you can take
weapon to either intimidate jurors witnesses, or to pollute the jury. i think that it will be, you know in terms of going back to the pomeranz hearing, sure he will say stuff that will add to that in terms of polluting the jury, but i don t know if there s anything he s going to say that is going to be helpful to the president and the fact that some of his, you know, allies are the ones who s eliciting this information might want to think twice about whatever their mission may be. if it s to help the former president, i m not sure this is a road they ought to be going down. and on the evidence then do you think there is a decent case we made that some of it shouldn t get to donald trump? because most defendants, whether it s brady material or anything else, are supposed to get most stuff. so, i don t think what he s trying to do is preclude his access to evidence. he s precluding his unsupervised