03-21-2013, 07:55 PM
One of the early juror questions today asked if Samuels makes lots of mistakes in his work. He answered "no".
How many blatant significant mistakes has he been shown to have made in this very high-profile death penalty case? I've lost track.
Now he doesn't know if he has Jodi's original answer sheet. That's a critical document to support the validity of the testing and scoring processes. Hell, he visited Jodi 12 times and gave her a simple cheap-ass test. If he was on the up and up, there's no sensible reason he didn't retest her, not only because her story had changed, but also to ensure that he had proper documentation to support his evaluation.
$250 an hour for a less than half-ass job; the more holes in his work, the more probing required, the more $$ he racks up. Reward for incompetence. Samuels is an 'effin disgrace and insult to the court, imo.
Today's jury questions were good. More Samuels on Monday; at least he'll be under cross-examination.
How many blatant significant mistakes has he been shown to have made in this very high-profile death penalty case? I've lost track.
Now he doesn't know if he has Jodi's original answer sheet. That's a critical document to support the validity of the testing and scoring processes. Hell, he visited Jodi 12 times and gave her a simple cheap-ass test. If he was on the up and up, there's no sensible reason he didn't retest her, not only because her story had changed, but also to ensure that he had proper documentation to support his evaluation.
$250 an hour for a less than half-ass job; the more holes in his work, the more probing required, the more $$ he racks up. Reward for incompetence. Samuels is an 'effin disgrace and insult to the court, imo.
Today's jury questions were good. More Samuels on Monday; at least he'll be under cross-examination.