← All EvidenceProceduralRulings on Sister Helen Prejean's Remorse Testimony
Documents & Records
Conrad's motion or reply/opposition quoting statements from the government's opening.
Conrad referred to a defense filing quoting the government's opening and maintained that the remarks preceded the lockup photograph. Weinreb disputed that the government had opened the door to additional testimony and limited its lack-of-remorse argument to the period after the crimes and the lockup; their competing timing accounts were not resolved in this discussion.
About
Conrad relied on the filing's account of the government's opening to argue that it had opened the door to testimony about change and remorse; Weinreb expressly disputed that premise.