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Everyone had it by time the 14th amendment was written so they had to start making ♥♥♥♥ up to try to stay relevant. And that meant creating victims where there weren't any.
You don't understand what is going on in that video, do you? Did you watch it and listen to the explanations?
The court had been requesting documents for YEARS from Jones and he would not comply, which is something he's done in several other cases.
Here, he's getting nailed for having lied, under oath, during testimony that he had no such text messages on his phone when it was ordered by the court that he produce them...
This is during the penalty phase. The order for him to submit all that discovery evidence had been issued years previously, as I understand it, during Trial phase. Since he refused, he found out - The judge issued summary judgement because he refused to participate and abide by a court order...
There was nothing illegal here at all. This evidence was dumped by a paralegal (potentially by accident it is assumed, but maybe in a last ditch strategy to try to get it all thrown out as privilged due to time limits, which didn't work) before this phase of the trial. The plaintiffs lawyer notified Jones' attorney who only responded with something like "get rid of it" which is not the legal way to go about claiming privilege over individual documents in a 300 gigabyte dump file...
The judge fairly offered Jones's attorney the ability to go through that evidence and cite what specific documents within it were claimed to be privileged.
Jones''s attorney refused, due to there only now being three days left to do that.
But, that specific data, Jones's text messages, had been ordered to be given to the court over a YEAR ago for the trial phase... which Jones didn't do... which is why that portion was summarily judged... leading to this part of the Penalty phase of the trial.
He would have had plenty of time to mark evidence as privileged and retrieve it back after accidental submission if he or Jones had bothered to comply with the court's orders in the first place. But, neither did, so... they found out what happens when one doesn't comply with legal court orders.
I don't know what you're going on about as it is nothing like what you're pretending it is.
Pearl clutch elsewhere - That is not what happened at all.
Jones' attorney did not substantiate any claim of privilege over anything in that dump file.
If he and Jones had complied with multiple court orders demanding that they submit evidence during the discovery process for the trial, then maybe he could have finagled some kind of privilege motion. But, according to law, he would have to have noted what specific parts of this data dump were privileged - He can just claim everything in a file cabinet is privileged just because it's in the file cabinet...
He is literally a fake canary in a coal mine.
And frankly it could have implications on humans as well.