CRIME & COURTS

Michael Colucci Retrial: Defense Attorneys, Prosecutors Seek To Frame The Debate

Attorneys on both sides filed a wave of pre-trial motions ahead of Michael Colucci’s upcoming retrial — including efforts to suppress forensic evidence, limit expert testimony, and control language in court.

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The Colonel Top fan May 29, 2025 at 10:54 am

Talk about overreach! How can straight forward words with established meanings like victim, defendant, crime scene, confession, admission, struggle, medical examiner, and homicide be “banned”? If the medical examiner testifies, how does he call identify himself, “Hi, I’m Dave”? If the state’s financial motive is “irrelevant” why not let them introduce it and then show that they’re wrong?!?

If the judge allows this attempt to sanitize the crime by the defense to go forward, he needs to be looking for a new job regardless of whether Colucci is guilty or not.

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PRavenel Top fan May 29, 2025 at 8:15 pm

I am having difficulty imagining a trial without using at least two of the specific words.

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