Recap
Last week, I had 20 jury trials and 11 bench trials set.
I tried one case to the jury, which resulted in conviction.
I tried two cases to the bench, one restuled in a directed verdict and the other an acquittal.
There were numerous pleas, and several dismissals, and a few continuances to jury calendars or plea calendars.
All in all, I'd say that was a pretty good week's work.
Tomorrow is arraignment, and Friday is calendar call for the next batch of trials. Woohoo.
I tried one case to the jury, which resulted in conviction.
I tried two cases to the bench, one restuled in a directed verdict and the other an acquittal.
There were numerous pleas, and several dismissals, and a few continuances to jury calendars or plea calendars.
All in all, I'd say that was a pretty good week's work.
Tomorrow is arraignment, and Friday is calendar call for the next batch of trials. Woohoo.
posted by swd at 10:19 PM
3 Comments:
You had 31 trials set in one week? I wonder what the ABA has to say about that! Congratulations on getting through the week successfully!
Unfortunately, I did. I did have 6 jury trials set the week before, so it was a total, I guess of 37 cases in one, two week trial calendar.
And thanks. I appreciate the kind words.
I know the feeling. I started out with 14 cases last Thursday. Now, I am left with only two jury trials on Thursday and Friday.
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