Day one of a job or any other interaction where you meet a bunch of new people. both sides, prosecutors and defense, will be, in effect, meeting these jurors who have the final say. so, it is way more important than day ten or 20. even though you have important witness evidence and closing arguments which is a chance to tell folks something before they go into to deliberate. but the first few days will be big. and prosecutors have a case they think will captivate this jury. we learned about this jury, we learned a lot of people say they don t follow the news, some said they weren t familiar with which cases donald trump was facing. so they are going to say to those folks, the man in this room, made these hush money payments and they could prove that, and he paid to stormy daniels and then he falsified business records intentionally and knowingly, not that something got written down wrong, but this defendant, he
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Morning. thank you. this is not the first time you ve seen instances like the one we ve just shown. it s not isolated. there are dozens, hundreds, perhaps thousands of stories like that. to successfully prosecute those responsible for apparent crimes like this, what is necessary? what evidence is necessary? witness testimony, and next steps. the basics of an investigation and prosecution of this is to identify the patterns, which you ve just referred to, and then to divide up a case into what s called crime base, that is the, what happened on the ground. witness evidence, particularly, victim evidence describing how civilians were attacked and how civilian targets were attacked, and clarifying the lack of a military target and then once you ve done that, to move to
Donetsk said russian forces around mariupol are using mobile crematoriums in order to get rid of the bodies, of the corpses of dead civilians. take listen. taking bodies of the dead from the streets, the dead from collapsing buildings. they re taking them out into the territory not controlled by ukraine and destroying the bodies there. if russia is truly doing this, destroying the bodies of ukrainians it has killed, destroying evidence, will we ever know the full extent of the crimes that russia has committed while in ukraine? i think we will have a good picture. i think there are many ways to build a war crimes case or a crime against humanity case or even a genocide case. witness evidence is important but so are forensics. so are as you mentioned, drones,