Chapter
Dissecting the Evidence in a Criminal Case
24:23 - 31:17 (06:53)
The absence of fingerprint evidence sheds doubts regarding criminal charges, and the waiting period during trials can be grueling. Despite distractions, clarity in evidence can bring about a sense of justice.
Clips
A juror speaks about the frustration of a deliberation and a foreman apologizes for voting not guilty due to a bad dream.
24:23 - 27:00 (02:37)
Summary
A juror speaks about the frustration of a deliberation and a foreman apologizes for voting not guilty due to a bad dream.
ChapterDissecting the Evidence in a Criminal Case
Episode3 - Like a Voice from the Grave
PodcastThe Girl in the Blue Mustang
Defense Attorney introduces the case of Raymond Jennings and tells the audience about his client's appearance.
27:00 - 29:16 (02:15)
Summary
Defense Attorney introduces the case of Raymond Jennings and tells the audience about his client's appearance. He argues that the evidence will prove his client's innocence, as no fingerprint evidence connects him to the crime.
ChapterDissecting the Evidence in a Criminal Case
Episode3 - Like a Voice from the Grave
PodcastThe Girl in the Blue Mustang
The case of an attempted sex attack in a Los Angeles Park and Ride is being brought to trial, with prosecutors using an aerial view of the location to emphasise the story of the crime.
29:16 - 31:17 (02:00)
Summary
The case of an attempted sex attack in a Los Angeles Park and Ride is being brought to trial, with prosecutors using an aerial view of the location to emphasise the story of the crime. The park and ride is remote and accessible only by car, leading to suspicions of premeditation and intent to commit a sexual assault.