Outcry question

It’s a documentary about a star football player from small town outside Austin that was falsely accused and convicted of molesting a 4 year old boy.

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Texas Rangers usually don’t play around

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Jose Bautista agrees.

I'll have whatever you're having brother

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Don't you think you should have pointed that out at some point?

I had no f'n clue what the hell you were talking about

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Me either. I had no clue what he was talking about

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my daughter

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pics?

It’s really good series you guys should watch it. He may be in Baton Rouge for game this year if he makes the team for Texas. (If there is a game.)

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All episodes are on demand. We finished it tonight

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Ahh, my bad.

I lost a trial one time when the bailiff told me it was 8-4 my way on initial vote for a decent amount verdict. the defense lawyer conceded I won, his comments going into the Courtroom was “Let’s see how much they are going to give you.” They fought over an amount for 4 hours, but at 4:30 they went 9-3 for a defense verdict because they couldn’t agree on an amount and wanted to go home and the no money people stayed firm. I lost another one when jury decided in 5 minutes they were liable but just weren’t sure on damage causation. ( I focused it and knew this was the issue) The simple truth is If jurors don’t become “invested” in the case they typically don’t really care one way or another.

In Texas you are clearly guilty unless proven innocent, the default for most criminal jurors is clearly guilty. Hence the dozen or so innocent people they have executed there. I think more the rest of states combined.