Day By Day E3: DNA, a controversial petition, and the length of trial

Update: 2016-09-06

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(Sep 6, 2016) This third episode of Day By Day: The Nick Hillary podcast covers the first day of proceedings in the courtroom. David Sommerstein and Brit Hanson discuss the ongoing debate over DNA evidence, a petition the defense considers a sign of bias among potential jurors, and the attorneys' estimates of how long the trial will take.

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Day By Day E3: DNA, a controversial petition, and the length of trial

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Day By Day E3: DNA, a controversial petition, and the length of trial

David Sommerstein

Day By Day E3: DNA, a controversial petition, and the length of trial