Andrew Pantazi

@Jaxdotcom Twitter account for Michael #DunnTrial.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

A Williams rule hearing has to do with Ebron's past criminal activity, which normally is excluded from a trial but the state wants to use.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Judge: It would be appropriate to handle the two remaining matters - Motion to Suppress and Williams Rule Hearing - tomorrow.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Attorneys and judge still in sidebar. Catch up on @jaxdotcom reporting on Corrine Brown's federal subpoena: https://t.co/DyksT0yLmq

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

This deals with whether the police improperly took Ebron's cell phone and searched it.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

They are discussing a motion to suppress evidence in a sidebar.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Judge is not prohibiting state from bringing in evidence. But he's reserving ruling on letting prosecution use it in closing statement.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

She then recants. They charged her w/ false statement, and used false statement in case against defendant.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

In Ware v. State, domestic battery victim said defendant hit me. ...

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Defense: They are presenting a false version of events to sustain their burden of proof as to the neglect charges.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Defense says if prosecution believes Ebron's statement is a lie, it can be used as evidence of lying but not of neglect.

[Samantha Graubard @SamGraubard]

State says the fact that Ebron lied to police doesn't show he's any less guilty of neglect, says it is substantive evidence @ActionNewsJax

[Samantha Graubard @SamGraubard]

Defense worries state will present statements by Ebron they don't believe are true but will still use as evidence of neglect @ActionNewsJax

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Defense wants to stop prosecution from presenting any of Ebron's testimony that prosecution believes is false.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Prosecution: There's nothing wrong with telling the jury, "This statement is false."

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Now discussing defense's second omnibus motion.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Eighth motion is granted.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Seventh motion is moot because it deals with counts 5-7.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Judge denies defense's sixth motion.

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Judge: Assuming the state can present evidence saying the blood can be tied to him[Ebron], I do believe the evidence is potentially relevant

[Andrew Pantazi @TU_Court]

Defense: We have no idea. The state would be asking the jury to speculate.