Chapter 11 - High Priced Defense Attorneys Struggle With Inescapable Evidence
Inside a conference room at the county courthouse, Margaret’s defense team reviewed the police report and video footage.
Lead attorney Jonathan Vance stared at the high-definition body camera recording taken by Officer Miller at the scene.
“Margaret, why on earth did you confess on camera while screaming at your son and the police officer?” Jonathan asked anxiously.
Margaret crossed her arms defensively in her orange inmate jumpsuit, her face tight with stubborn pride.
“That ungrateful girl manipulated the entire situation to turn my family against me! I was simply putting her in her place!” she snapped.
“Putting her in her place by shoving a heavily pregnant woman across a living room on camera?” Jonathan muttered incredulously.
“The prosecution has eyewitness testimony from your husband, your son, and the responding police officer,” Jonathan warned her.
“Not to mention the medical records documenting severe physical trauma to the victim,” he added grimly.
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Margaret’s arrogant posture faltered slightly as she realized her legal team had virtually zero defense strategies left.
The unyielding wall of American jurisprudence was closing in around her with absolute mathematical precision.
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