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evidenceevidencedocument2015 Federal TrialHandwritten statement that defense counsel described as expressing the defendant's remorse during the plea-offer processBruck described a short handwritten statement expressing the defendant's remorse that was provided to the government during the process of offering a guilty plea in exchange for life without parole. He thought it followed the written offer by a few weeks and distinguished it from a later statement repudiating AQAP propaganda. The government requested exclusion of the proposed statement.
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Handwritten statement that defense counsel described as expressing the defendant's remorse during the plea-offer process

Bruck described a short handwritten statement expressing the defendant's remorse that was provided to the government during the process of offering a guilty plea in exchange for life without parole. He thought it followed the written offer by a few weeks and distinguished it from a later statement repudiating AQAP propaganda. The government requested exclusion of the proposed statement.

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The defense presented the statement as evidence of remorse in response to the government's lack-of-remorse allegation, while the government argued that it would constitute an unsworn allocution that could not be tested through cross-examination.

Trial Record (1)

2015 Federal Trial

Day 46