Take the Y Family out of the Picture, and all that's left is Tranny's
Forgot to point out the vid length is 38 which is the Q post, which is relevant to the two lamps lit.
His tone is always so condescending.
This clown is the exact type of ambulance chasing, smarmy, Creepy Porn Lawyer types, that ruined the Justice system.
Pence's aides, are just as corrupt as Pence.
That one bitch already testified against Trump
Bet there will be some major shake-ups with the Body Donation places. The Eff Bee Eye launched an investigation into MedCure for wrong doing previously.
Still hoping that actually comes to light, and doesnt get swept under the rug like all other Eff Bee Eye operations.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-bodies-fbi-exclusive/exclusive-fbi-agents-raid-headquarters-of-major-u-s-body-broker-idUSKBN1D72SL
Jennifer Williams
Pence aide who testified in impeachment inquiry to leave VP's office
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/01/30/pence-jennifer-williams-impeachment-109695
That kind of PTSD Panic attack is real, and anyone who has them KNOWS how it feels. May the same wave a sheer panic, terror and relentless FEAR wash over ANYONE who dares claim that was an act.
Rittenhouse defense incorrectly claims iPad pinch-to-zoom modifies footage
A lack of technical knowledge may have just influenced an important court case. The New York Times reports the defense for shooter Kyle Rittenhouse incorrectly claimed that an iPad's pinch-to-zoom function could modify footage of the incident, "creating what it thinks is there, not what necessarily is there." That sparked a debate between lawyers and Judge Schroeder, who maintained the burden was on the prosecution to show the imagery remained in its "virginal state," not on the defense to prove manipulation.
The judge may have accepted the argument. He denied the prosecution's request for an adjournment and instead called for a 15-minute recess, suggesting the team could find an expert to support their claim in that space of time. They didn't, and The Verge noted that the trial resumed with the jury watching zoom-free video on a Windows PC connected to the courtroom TV.
As you might imagine, the defense's claim played fast and loose with the truth. Pinch-to-zoom on all devices may use algorithms, but only to scale the image — it doesn't change the content itself. This was an attempt to prevent the jury from getting a clearer view of the action, not a genuine challenge to the integrity of the video.
The court scene underscored a recurring problem with technical inexperience in criminal cases. When judges and law enforcement don't understand how technology works, they may set unrealistic expectations or even skew the outcome of a case. Police have repeatedly asked for Alexa recordings on the unfounded assumption that smart speakers are always recording, for instance. While it's not clear if the inaccurate pinch-to-zoom claim will significantly affect Rittenhouse's fate, it certainly didn't help jurors.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/kyle-rittenhouse-ipad-pinch-to-zoom-lawyers-claim-142110207.html
The prosecution seems guilty of something and trying way too hard to deflect.