Hey! I've got a question for you guys. Can you give..........wait........um. Okay, never mind. Let me rephrase that. If I......no, no, if you were to......well, no, that wasn't phrased correctly. Um, never mind, I'll jut ask something else later.
What question? Missed it!Wow bet Baez wishes he didn't ask THAT question! LOL
What question? Missed it!
Supposedly LOLThis guy is a witness for the DEFENSE, right?
Actually, I don't understand Burden of Proof. LOL I just know how to cut and paste. It was my understanding that the defense doesn't have to prove anything, or offer a defense or a case. So are you interpreting it to mean that since they made certain statements of proof/evidence (not quite sure how to word that), they need offer proof of it? Or am I way off? Or am I not making sense at all? lol
No wonder this guy sounds so smart! He's on the prosecution's "side"; Baez just challenging (or trying to) his findings.
Sounds good to me! I think I had some sort of vague version of that in my head. I think.The way I read it--if one side sufficient proves their point, the burden shifts to the other side to disprove the point.
I am not watching, so don't know the context, but I am guessing it was directed to the defense that they now have the burden on proof on at least some points.
Anyone with a different (or correct) interpetation, please chime in!
This guy is a witness for the DEFENSE, right?