Reversed & Remanded: June 20, 2008

Senior Reporter John Council talks with criminal defense lawyer Gary Udashen about: a battle over exhibits in the Holy Land Foundation trial, when double jeopardy attaches in a prosecution, Darlie Routier's DNA test, and a proposal to limit attorney-client privilege in some cases.

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News & Politics

Tags:

• Holy
• Land
• Foundation
• Darlie
• Routier
• DNA
• attorney-client

[2hereagain]

@MsLourie1 23

Q. All right. Darlie, just tell us, as

24 best you recall, what happened after that?

25 A. I went over to Darin, and Darin was

Sandra M. Halsey, CSR, Official Court Reporter

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1 down and he was breathing into Devon's mouth, and I

2 didn't know how to do CPR, I didn't even know what I was

3 doing.

[MsLourie1]

Greg Davis facing jail time?

[2hereagain]

@MsLourie1 But she wasn't performing CPR. She never, ever said that she was or did. In fact, when asked why she would bring WET towels to aid her son with gaping lung wounds, she said that she didn't know first aid and didn't know what else to do. She never attempted CPR on either child.

[MsLourie1]

I learned that from trauma nurses

[MsLourie1]

Or castoff..

[MsLourie1]

If your performing CPR along with air blood will spray on your niteshirt..!

[MsLourie1]

Pamelac is DP short for death penalty?

[2hereagain]

@MsLourie1 Hi MsLourie... yep, I'm here. I buzz around all over.

[MsLourie1]

You would think they would go ahead and do the DNA....hi 2here ur all over the place lol

[pamelac123]

@newfypearl Exactly. I agree with your argument 100%. She didn't know what she was doing, she just knew it had to be bad. And she just about killed herself doing it.