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|    Law & Order "Never Say Goodbye" Jan 29,     |
|    30 Jan 26 09:53:25    |
      From: ahk@chinet.com              s       p       o       i       l       e       r              s       p       a       c       e              Riley and Walker investigate the homicide of a just retired FAA safety       investigator. After dispensing with various red herrings, the murderer       is the widow of a dead helicopter pilot whom the victim had found to be       responsible for the accidental crash.              Interest choice on the 1 year anniversary of the mid-air collision of       the U.S. Army Sikorsky UH-60L Black Hawk helicopter and American Airlines       flight 5342.              The widow subscribed to an AI service that recreated her dead husband,       which told her that the FAA finding was flawed and she should hold the       investigator responsible.              In the legal rulings, the judge sustained the defense's motion that her       freely offered confession was a Miranda violation. She asked Walker to       pray with her. Defense argued that "some courts" have ruled prayers to       be coercive.              Uh, not when the prime suspect initiates it!              Next, the judge sustains the defense motion that recordings of her AI       sessions could not be used as evidence in court as the defendant       asserted spousal privilege. She's not married to the recreation, and her       husband is still dead.              Skipping Anthony, Price asks Riley and Walker to do somethings as the       prosecution can no longer establish motive. You have until the next       commercial break!              Walker comes up with feeding the AI portions of the FAA report not made       public so that the widow will finally realize that her husband was at       fault and she killed in vain. It advises her to confess.              When arguing before the judge, even Price tells the defendant not to       listen to the AI and take her attorney's advice. But she changes her       plea to guilty.              Price is pissed at Walker for some ethical violation Price couldn't       properly articulate. At least Price made disclosure to defense.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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