People are starting to arrive to the trial of Steve Harmon and James King. The accused are sitting with their lawyers, and the prosecutor, Sandra Petrocelli, is walking towards the podium.
Ms. Petrocelli makes her opening argument, and states that Steve Harmon is a Monster.
Kathy O'Brien, Steve's lawyer, makes her opening argument, and states that the jury should consider the person that Steve is before making a decision.
Steve is back in his holding cell, and he tries to sleep despite the sounds of someone getting beat up.
Asa Briggs, James King's lawyer, questions Wendell Bolden and makes him look bad in front of the jury.
Ms. Petrocelli questions Wendell Bolden, and argues that he is a criminal that traded information in order to save himself.
You think we're going to win?
It probably depends on what you mean by win.
But there are also monsters in our communities, people who are willing to kill, people who disregard the rights of others.
If you consider him innocent now, and by law you must, then I don't believe we will have a problem convincing you that nothing the State will produce will challenge that innocence.
So you saved yourself some heavy jail time by pointing a finger at Mr. King, isn't that right.
As a matter of fact, didn't Mr. Zinzi also try to use that information himself?
I hate this place.
People are starting to arrive to the trial of Steve Harmon and James King. The accused are sitting with their lawyers, and the prosecutor, Sandra Petrocelli, is walking towards the podium.
Ms. Petrocelli makes her opening argument, and states that Steve Harmon is a Monster.
Kathy O'Brien, Steve's lawyer, makes her opening argument, and states that the jury should consider the person that Steve is before making a decision.
Steve is back in his holding cell, and he tries to sleep despite the sounds of someone getting beat up.
Asa Briggs, James King's lawyer, questions Wendell Bolden and makes him look bad in front of the jury.
Ms. Petrocelli questions Wendell Bolden, and argues that he is a criminal that traded information in order to save himself.
You think we're going to win?
It probably depends on what you mean by win.
But there are also monsters in our communities, people who are willing to kill, people who disregard the rights of others.
If you consider him innocent now, and by law you must, then I don't believe we will have a problem convincing you that nothing the State will produce will challenge that innocence.
So you saved yourself some heavy jail time by pointing a finger at Mr. King, isn't that right.
As a matter of fact, didn't Mr. Zinzi also try to use that information himself?
I hate this place.
People are starting to arrive to the trial of Steve Harmon and James King. The accused are sitting with their lawyers, and the prosecutor, Sandra Petrocelli, is walking towards the podium.
Ms. Petrocelli makes her opening argument, and states that Steve Harmon is a Monster.
Kathy O'Brien, Steve's lawyer, makes her opening argument, and states that the jury should consider the person that Steve is before making a decision.
Steve is back in his holding cell, and he tries to sleep despite the sounds of someone getting beat up.
Asa Briggs, James King's lawyer, questions Wendell Bolden and makes him look bad in front of the jury.
Ms. Petrocelli questions Wendell Bolden, and argues that he is a criminal that traded information in order to save himself.
You think we're going to win?
It probably depends on what you mean by win.
But there are also monsters in our communities, people who are willing to kill, people who disregard the rights of others.
If you consider him innocent now, and by law you must, then I don't believe we will have a problem convincing you that nothing the State will produce will challenge that innocence.
So you saved yourself some heavy jail time by pointing a finger at Mr. King, isn't that right.
As a matter of fact, didn't Mr. Zinzi also try to use that information himself?
I hate this place.
People are starting to arrive to the trial of Steve Harmon and James King. The accused are sitting with their lawyers, and the prosecutor, Sandra Petrocelli, is walking towards the podium.
Ms. Petrocelli makes her opening argument, and states that Steve Harmon is a Monster.
Kathy O'Brien, Steve's lawyer, makes her opening argument, and states that the jury should consider the person that Steve is before making a decision.
Steve is back in his holding cell, and he tries to sleep despite the sounds of someone getting beat up.
Asa Briggs, James King's lawyer, questions Wendell Bolden and makes him look bad in front of the jury.
Ms. Petrocelli questions Wendell Bolden, and argues that he is a criminal that traded information in order to save himself.
You think we're going to win?
It probably depends on what you mean by win.
But there are also monsters in our communities, people who are willing to kill, people who disregard the rights of others.
If you consider him innocent now, and by law you must, then I don't believe we will have a problem convincing you that nothing the State will produce will challenge that innocence.
So you saved yourself some heavy jail time by pointing a finger at Mr. King, isn't that right.
As a matter of fact, didn't Mr. Zinzi also try to use that information himself?
I hate this place.
People are starting to arrive to the trial of Steve Harmon and James King. The accused are sitting with their lawyers, and the prosecutor, Sandra Petrocelli, is walking towards the podium.
Ms. Petrocelli makes her opening argument, and states that Steve Harmon is a Monster.
Kathy O'Brien, Steve's lawyer, makes her opening argument, and states that the jury should consider the person that Steve is before making a decision.
Steve is back in his holding cell, and he tries to sleep despite the sounds of someone getting beat up.
Asa Briggs, James King's lawyer, questions Wendell Bolden and makes him look bad in front of the jury.
Ms. Petrocelli questions Wendell Bolden, and argues that he is a criminal that traded information in order to save himself.
You think we're going to win?
It probably depends on what you mean by win.
But there are also monsters in our communities, people who are willing to kill, people who disregard the rights of others.
If you consider him innocent now, and by law you must, then I don't believe we will have a problem convincing you that nothing the State will produce will challenge that innocence.
So you saved yourself some heavy jail time by pointing a finger at Mr. King, isn't that right.
As a matter of fact, didn't Mr. Zinzi also try to use that information himself?
I hate this place.
People are starting to arrive to the trial of Steve Harmon and James King. The accused are sitting with their lawyers, and the prosecutor, Sandra Petrocelli, is walking towards the podium.
Ms. Petrocelli makes her opening argument, and states that Steve Harmon is a Monster.
Kathy O'Brien, Steve's lawyer, makes her opening argument, and states that the jury should consider the person that Steve is before making a decision.
Steve is back in his holding cell, and he tries to sleep despite the sounds of someone getting beat up.
Asa Briggs, James King's lawyer, questions Wendell Bolden and makes him look bad in front of the jury.
Ms. Petrocelli questions Wendell Bolden, and argues that he is a criminal that traded information in order to save himself.
You think we're going to win?
It probably depends on what you mean by win.
But there are also monsters in our communities, people who are willing to kill, people who disregard the rights of others.
If you consider him innocent now, and by law you must, then I don't believe we will have a problem convincing you that nothing the State will produce will challenge that innocence.
So you saved yourself some heavy jail time by pointing a finger at Mr. King, isn't that right.
As a matter of fact, didn't Mr. Zinzi also try to use that information himself?
I hate this place.
People are starting to arrive to the trial of Steve Harmon and James King. The accused are sitting with their lawyers, and the prosecutor, Sandra Petrocelli, is walking towards the podium.
Ms. Petrocelli makes her opening argument, and states that Steve Harmon is a Monster.
Kathy O'Brien, Steve's lawyer, makes her opening argument, and states that the jury should consider the person that Steve is before making a decision.
Steve is back in his holding cell, and he tries to sleep despite the sounds of someone getting beat up.
Asa Briggs, James King's lawyer, questions Wendell Bolden and makes him look bad in front of the jury.
Ms. Petrocelli questions Wendell Bolden, and argues that he is a criminal that traded information in order to save himself.
You think we're going to win?
It probably depends on what you mean by win.
But there are also monsters in our communities, people who are willing to kill, people who disregard the rights of others.
If you consider him innocent now, and by law you must, then I don't believe we will have a problem convincing you that nothing the State will produce will challenge that innocence.
So you saved yourself some heavy jail time by pointing a finger at Mr. King, isn't that right.
As a matter of fact, didn't Mr. Zinzi also try to use that information himself?
I hate this place.