will be retribution for the jury. why don t we think a little bit about the jurors. mark, you should be ashamed of yourself to make the assertions. let s not get personal. on the other hand if there is a conviction if there s an acquittal in a jurisdiction outside of baltimore, will that be accepted by the community if it gets removed and then there s an acquittal, will the community of baltimore accept it? no. there are all sorts of questions but the judge is going to make the right decision on this. great to see you both. thanks megyn. after everyone criticized this police force, the crime rate in baltimore soared. now the mayor has just fired the police commissioner. but is all the blame really on him? the head of a baltimore police group, a key baltimore police group is with us next. i think that his recent events prove that his being here was a distraction. i would say the commissioner
lawyers are married to police officers. i agree with you. it s her statements. that s correct. her rush to go out and detail the charges against these cops which she did in a lengthy presser. don t forget that was long. she when the defense wanted to have its lawyer speak up in defense, she said to the judge, shut them up. gag order. i don t want to hear from them. what? one lawyer that doesn t want their side to be put forth in the public or to be put forth in a favorable light and not the other side. that s the nature of the process. they both want their way. go ahead, judge. the only problem with this megyn, you remember the original charges rejected by the grand jury even though it s a one-sided presentation she charged the original officers with false imprisonment and assault. she felt the initial arrest was
justice system, if you believe in our courts and our constitution, you should believe you can believe in all those things. under that argument, mark you could never have a change of venue. even the judge who ordered it doesn t believe in our justice system or jury system. that s true. you can believe fully in the justice system and say it s too volatile to be charged in the city of baltimore. weeks of riots. excuse me. skyrocketing murder rate in the wake of this case that one is for for mark. go ahead, mark. well, i think the evidence is in. it was called a riot. the evidence is in by ms. mosby s statements. the evidence here is for any jury if they re going to look at this case, really by the law and richard seems to be big on the law, there is no evidence. that s okay, mark. you work for the law correct. any of the charges. quit interrupting rich around. there is no evidence to charge on any of these charges none of
trial, any trial, a judge reads a credibility charge and tells the jurors what to take into account, whether they believe someone or don t believe someone. in addition to conflicting statements that we discuss, there s going to be a new statement that he tells on the stand, which will be another mess. then they ll have his prior convictions and his criminal history. so the jurors are going to probably discount what he says altogether. perhaps. arthur. not necessarily. they re going to disregard him. i disagree with arthur. it s going to hurt the prosecutors. let me tell you why. i ve been in the scenario. they re going to call him as their witness. as a defense lawyer, i m going to have him popping in two places before he takes the stand. i m going to ask the officer who wrote the report and say you understand how important it is to be detailed and accurate, especially in a homicide investigation. absolutely. when he told you the following, you never would have written that unl
trial, any trial, a judge reads a credibility charge and tells the jurors what to take into account, whether they believe someone or don t believe someone. in addition to conflicting statements that we discuss, there s going to be a new statement that he tells on the stand, which will be another mess. then they ll have his prior convictions and his criminal history. so the jurors are going to probably discount what he says altogether. perhaps. arthur. not necessarily. they re going to disregard him. i disagree with arthur. it s going to hurt the prosecutors. let me tell you why. i ve been in the scenario. they re going to call him as their witness. as a defense lawyer, i m going to have him popping in two places before he takes the stand. i m going to ask the officer who wrote the report and say you understand how important it is to be detailed and accurate, especially in a homicide investigation. absolutely. when he told you the following, you never would have written that unl