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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev— Case Archive
locationlocationlockupjaillockupDefense counsel David Bruck objected to a still photograph of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the lockup, arguing that an isolated gesture misleadingly represented a much longer video. In later argument, the government linked the photograph to its claim of lack of remorse during that period, while counsel disputed whether the opening statement had opened the door to broader remorse testimony.
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Defense counsel David Bruck objected to a still photograph of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the lockup, arguing that an isolated gesture misleadingly represented a much longer video. In later argument, the government linked the photograph to its claim of lack of remorse during that period, while counsel disputed whether the opening statement had opened the door to broader remorse testimony.

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A photograph from the lockup became contested evidence in the government's lack-of-remorse argument, with the defense disputing whether the still fairly represented the longer video.

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