lo último XD.
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pbr dijo:pues entonces ¿cual es la razon por la ke hoy no haya sesion de juicio normal??????'
yo he leido que la razon es que el juez no podia hoy ir al juicio
(yo he leido eso aqui en el foro)
..............o tengo alucinaciones
Sesión 3 de Marzo de 2005 dijo:Melville: El próximo viernes, este viernes no, el 11 de marzo, el jurado no vendrá. Vamos a necesitar un día únicamente de mociones sin la presencia del jurado. Así que hemos organizado un día entero para hacer eso. Esto os permitirá un buen descanso.
Además de esto, el martes, de la semana que viene -- No tengo la fecha delante de mi.
Secretario: Sería el día 8.
Melville: El día 8, pararemos una hora antes. Tengo una cita esa tarde, así que nos iremos --- probablemente llegaremos a eso de las 12:00 y después pararemos.
No es un día libre, pero sí una tarde libre, podríamos decir.
neylo dijo:A ver si aceptan esa mocion, aunq tp entiendo la conexion q podria haber entre eso y el echo de q se haya abusado o no de él![]()
Melville dijo:"Me gustaría que [Leno] hiciera buenas bromas, pero en cualquier caso supongo que no puedo controlar eso" bromeó Melville después de transmitir su fallo.
Zipper dijo:También ha dicho Diane que el juez ha permitido a Michael hacer un "rebuttal" al documental de Bashir. Por lo visto los abogados de Michael han pedido al juez que se le permita a Michael también "hacer su vida normal" (haciendo referencia a lo de Jay Leno). Sus abogados han dicho que se le debería permitir hacer un "rebuttal" punto por punto del documental de Bashir. El juez ha dicho que pueden hacerlo.
Edit 2: Si se hiciese un "rebuttal" el juez tendría que revisarlo antes.
March 11, 2005
Jackson Prosecution: Number of Molestation Occurrences Still not Decided
Two weeks after the start of the Michael Jackson trial, prosecutors have still not made clear the number the alleged molestation occurred.
Thursday, after Mr. Jackson showed up an hour late due to being in the hospital with “severe back pain”, the young accuser continued his testimony.
The accuser testified that Mr.Jackson twice molested him in Mr. Jackson's bed as he and the singer wore pairs of his pajamas, and that the first incident occurred under a blanket. The accuser said he believed there were more incidents, but that he couldn't remember them.
The 15-year-old boy and his 14-year-old brother have each described two alleged incidents in which the singer allegedly touched the accuser inappropriately. But differences in the boys' accounts have made it difficult to tell whether they were describing four separate alleged molestations, or conflicting versions of two incidents.
The accuser's brother has testified that on two occasions he was walking up the stairs to Jackson's bedroom when he saw Mr.Jackson touching himself and the accuser. In both cases the accuser appeared to be asleep and both Jackson and the accuser were wearing underwear, the brother said.
The brother said he saw vodka during the second incident, which the accuser did not mention.
Adding to the number of possible incidents, the brother was asked in cross-examination by the defense if he told sheriff's investigators that during the second incident he was in the room curled up on a little couch pretending to sleep.
When Mr. Jackson’s attorney Thomas Mesereau Jr. asked if his account of the second molestation had changed since he gave that account, the boy interjected that there were actually three incidents, and that he had misstated what happened because he was nervous.
"It is still really hard to figure out if the brother is corroborating these incidents," said Loyola Law School professor Laurie Levenson, who says the question of how many molestations allegedly occurred remains a "huge issue."
If there are only two incidents, prosecutors must explain why the boys' accounts differ on what Mr. Jackson and the accuser were wearing, whether the alleged victim was conscious, and how alcohol may have been involved.
On cross-examination, defense attorney Thomas Mesereau Jr. alleged the accuser was making up the story.
"Only after you met with Larry Feldman you started talking about inappropriate touching," said Mesereau, referring to a lawyer who handled another boy's allegations against Mr. Jackson in 1993 that ended with a civil settlement.
Mesereau also attacked the boy's testimony that he did not feel that Mr. Jackson had done much for him when he had cancer.
"I didn't see him much," the boy said. "He was my best friend in the world and my best friend was trying to avoid me when I had cancer."
Mesereau, however, said Mr. Jackson called the boy three times a week for conversations of two to three hours, gave him gifts, invited him and his family to stay at Neverland for weeks at a time, had them stay at a Florida resort and had them chauffeured in limousines and a Rolls-Royce.
"Did your family go back and forth and stay at Neverland for free?" Mesereau asked.
"Everybody stays at Neverland for free," the boy answered defensively.
He was asked whether he knew that Mr. Jackson conducted a blood drive for him at Neverland.
"I heard something about a blood drive but I don't remember," he said.
"Can you look this jury in the eye and say that Michael did nothing for you when you had cancer?" Mesereau asked angrily.
Cross examination of the young accuser will resume Monday, while Friday is reserved to handle pending motions.
Mr. Jackson will not be present on Friday.
Source: Associated Press/ MJJForum / eMJey
Zipper dijo:....
Y claro, como Michael está arruinado sólo se le ocurre mandarlos una temporada a Brasil con todo pagado...
Mó_Ònw4lk3r dijo:Veamos, segun deduzco si Gavin dijo que solo hubo 2 actos de "abusos" entonces los cargos de abuso se deberian de reducir a 2, no?