BARD - Karen Read’s Defense Strategy, AI in Courtrooms & a SCOTUS Bombshell
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Mark and Gary reunite to unpack the defense’s momentum shift in the Karen Read trial and why the prosecution’s closing move may have backfired. They also dive into the controversial use of AI-generated victim impact statements, debating what role technology should play in the courtroom. Plus, a strange case out of Milwaukee involving a judge and a federal standoff leads to a deeper discussion on the limits of judicial protection—and how SCOTUS may be poised to weigh in.
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