say about that? well, the alex jones attorney asked for a mistrial, you are correct, because they felt that those records should not have been alone because of their mistake, because of inadvertently sending it to the plaintiffs attorney. i don t know if you could follow all that, but it was just a mess. the judge actually asked, are you serious about a mistrial? a vast for so many mistrials in this case. is that yes. the judge the judge said the night. that was tossed out pretty quick. so you think tomorrow may actually be a bigger day as far as the damages? punitive damages? i do think so, don, but we should note that in the state of texas there are limitations on punitive damages like, some states have caps on damages. some states it s two times the amount of compensatory damages, others this for. i believe texas is two times kept state. although i suspect there will be additional damage is done,
Two men were acquitted and the jury deadlocked in the trial of two others in a case involving an alleged plot to kidnap Democratic Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Adam Fox, Daniel Harris, Brandon Caserta, and Barry Croft each faced a kidnapping conspiracy charge. Harris and Caserta were found not guilty, while the charges against Fox| USSA News
the jurors, so that was declared a mistrial, and the other two were acquitted. prosecutors do have an opportunity to retry croft and fox, and that was a hung jury. this was a month-long trial. prosecutors presented 13 days worth of evidence, including testimony from fbi agents as well as informants who infiltrated this group as they were, according to prosecutors, conspireing to commit kidnapping on the governor of michigan, and just within the last couple of minutes these jurors returned a verdict saying they did not find anybody guilty, and two miss mistrials for the other defendants. barbara, help us understand? this is a big blow for the government. the acquittals speak for
day. we saw that closing from the prosecution, that really zeroed in on finer points and details. that rebuttal was quite fantastic in the way it went piece by piece through all the portions of the law. emotions were running high at the court, and in fact, when i talked to you last hour, i told you i was able to catch up with kevin gauf. he is the defense attorney wrangled so much outside the jury s view, with his claims about black pastors, and other allegations, calling for multiple mistrials. i asked him a question about pressure and the pressure he may be feeling at this point, take a listen. there s no pressure on the lawyers. win or lose, we go home. the pressure is on the clients. you know, and i feel for the arbery family. this has been an ordeal for them. some of this testimony and the evidence presented about their son has been graphic, and you know, we try to make sure that nothing happens in the courtroom that will interrupt or interfere with the proceedings, but to be a