| In 100 Centre Jealousy
Links Murder Trial to Bail
Increase Through Two Stories
by
Matthew & Russell
Lee, Patreon Substack
100
CENTRE ST,
May 14 – Days before NYS
Justice Gregory Carro is set
to rule on Luigi Mangione's
suppression motion, on May 14
he presided over a trial for
the murder of Azsia Johnson.
Inner City Press was there: On
the stand, NYPD phone
extraction technician.
ADA: Did you
extract the cell phone of the
victim, Azsia Johnson?
Witness: Yes.
ADA: Nothing further for now.
No cross.
Justice
Carro: Jurors, you can go for
the day. Jurors leave Defense:
We object to the photos.
Justice Carro: There were 200
autopsy photos, and they only
used eight.
ADA: Is the
defense going to stipulate? If
not, we cannot close until
Tuesday. Defendant
stands up to be handcuffed to
a belt and is led out.
Justice
Carro: They can close on
Monday.
Apparently, after he rules on
Mangione starting at 10 am.
Inner City Press will be there
too.
Meanwhile
two stories down, Justice
Michele S. Rodney was seeing
defendant after defendant. On
one, she increased bail from
$10,000 to $25,000 cash after
hearing of jealous shouting at
the door and repeated criminal
contempt.
To
track these cases, there is
WebCrims. But the recent
"improvement" is anything but.
One can no longer
search the calendars of
multiple judges at once
(unless the names, not even
alphabetized, are clicked one
by one). Similarly, judges'
calendars now appear on
multiple pages in random
order.
This is one
improvement that should be
re-thought.
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