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GUILTY! Dunn Guilty of Most Charges, But Not Murder

Posted by Andrew Branca on February 15, 2014 177 Comments

Michael Dunn found guilty of three counts of attempted murder in the second degree, throwing missiles, but jury hangs on first degree murder of Jordan Davis

Sochi: Stunning Display of Cultural Confidence… For Some Reason

Posted by edgeofthesandbox on February 14, 2014 15 Comments

In the best Soviet tradition, Russians couldn't help exaggerating.

“Loud music” Murder Case: Closing Arguments; Jury in Deliberations

Posted by Andrew Branca on February 12, 2014 48 Comments

Defense and State conclude their closing arguments, Judge Healey instructs the jury, and sends into deliberations

Ray Kelly shout-down and anti-Israel academic boycott have something in common

Posted by William A. Jacobson on February 12, 2014 3 Comments

No surprise that a Brown U. faculty member who supported the student protesters now supports the American Studies Association Israel boycott

“Loud Music” Murder Trial Day 5: Dunn Testifies, Defense Rests

Posted by Andrew Branca on February 11, 2014 112 Comments

Dunn testifies, defense rests, secures self-defense jurisdiction, closing tomorrow

New Princeton program subject to American Studies Assn Israel boycott

Posted by William A. Jacobson on February 11, 2014 1 Comment

Yet Princeton will retain its membership in ASA.

Amnesty push about to get ugly

Posted by William A. Jacobson on February 11, 2014 29 Comments

Getting in people's faces -- I wonder where they got that idea

“Loud Music” Murder Trial Day 4: Entire Self Defense Narrative At Risk

Posted by Andrew Branca on February 10, 2014 53 Comments

Evidence so far inadequate even for SD instruction; seems likely Dunn testifies tomorrow

NY Times plays Sympathy for the BDS

Posted by David Gerstman on February 09, 2014 4 Comments

NY Times' news and editorial coverage shows sympathy for anti-Israel boycott

“Loud Music” Murder Trial Day 3: Dunn’s Fiancé A Tragic Witness

Posted by Andrew Branca on February 08, 2014 85 Comments

Defense accomplishes little in cross of homicide detective, fiancé, others

Revised NY State Assembly anti-boycott bill introduced

Posted by William A. Jacobson on February 08, 2014 1 Comment

Would offset funds used to support boycott groups from state aid, unlike prior bill that cut off all state aid

“Loud Music” Murder Trial Day 2: The Durango Survivors Testify

Posted by Andrew Branca on February 07, 2014 43 Comments

Strolla fails to gain narrative traction, makes several awkward missteps

Boycott supporters plead for Universities to ease pressure on American Studies Association

Posted by William A. Jacobson on February 07, 2014 16 Comments

National Lawyers Guild and others accuse universities of "McCarthy" like intimidation of academic boycott supporters.

Mid-Day Wrapup: “Loud Music” Murder Trial, Day Two

Posted by Andrew Branca on February 07, 2014 22 Comments

Four first responders, and Kevin Thompson, Durango passenger, testified

“Loud Music” Murder Trial Day 1: Animosity and Provocation Narratives Emerge

Posted by Andrew Branca on February 06, 2014 57 Comments

State emphasizes Dunn's animosity, premeditation; the Defense weak police work, provocation, emotional trauma

U.S. House introduces bipartisan anti-academic boycott bill

Posted by William A. Jacobson on February 06, 2014 2 Comments

More fallout from American Studies Association anti-Israel boycott

http://www.news4jax.com/New-judge-same-outcome-for-Dunn/-/475982/21006796/-/9xcnabz/-/index.html

“Loud Music” Murder Trial: Who is Judge Russell Healey?

Posted by Andrew Branca on February 02, 2014 18 Comments

A deeper look at a Judge struggling with his first high-profile case

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