Subpoena, but, of course, that will be a question for a different day, for a different court. but certainly the judge in this case found that the two cases combined in her opinion showed a propensity for mr. harrison to commit crimes. so she was able to deny bond based on criteria here in georgia. when you think about that, she seemed referencing another judge. she didn t want to be the decisionmaker on this case. tell me why. right. well, in here in the fulton county judicial circuit there are, as in most judicial circuits, there is court rules that kind of govern what judges are able to do and not do. in this case, mr. harrison, because he was already indicted by a fulton county jury, lawyer, as you know, he was not entitled to what is commonly referred to as a first appearance hearing or a commitment hearing wherein a magistrate will look at his
And you could have also negotiated a pretrial release by way of an agreed-upon bond in this case so that he could have had much the same process in effect as the other defendants that we saw. what we know about the previous case is that mr. harrison is claiming that he did not know the identity of the individuals who were approaching him to execute the service of the subpoena. but, of course, that will be a question for a different day, for a different court. but certainly the judge in this case found that the two cases combined, in her opinion, showed a propensity for mr. harrison to commit crimes, and so she was able to deny bond based on the criteria here in georgia. and real quick, clint, when you think about that, she seemed to be referencing another judge. she did not want to be the ultimate decision maker on this case. tell me why. right. well, here in the fulton county judicial circuit, there are, as