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Sean Bell Update
Friday, March 21, 2008
Michael Wilson, metro reporter for the New York Times, and WNYC's Arun Venugopal discuss what's happening in the ongoing Sean Bell trial.
WNYC's coverage of the Sean Bell Trial
The New York Times's coverage of the Sean Bell Trial
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Is there any estimate on when this trial be conclude and jury deliberations begin? Three weeks? a month?
Is it normal for an undercover officer to identify themself when they arrest someone?
I didn't understand the importance of that distinction last week. I appreciate anyone's help to clarify.
There is no jury.
the defendants gave up their right to a jury trial because they wouldn't have received a fair trial because of the publicity.
so a judge will decide guilt or innocence
Katie,
I would think that an undercover cop would have to identify him/herself when they are arresting someone...otherwise how does the person know they are a cop and not some random person pointing a gun at them or possibly threatening them in some way? Maybe I'm not understanding your question...
Last week there seemed to be a big focus because the police were undercover and then they didn't identify themselves as police and just started firing?
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