Sounds like to me the prosecution has no case without testimony or information that has been deemed to be irrelevant. One has to wonder if their trying to get a mistrial in hopes that this same testimony and information would be allowed by the judge in another trial.
Judge needs to slap the.prosecution by declaring a mistrial and setting it so that he can not be retried on these charges
Good, I think, because despite the fact that the prosecution has bungled the case so badly and often, it seems fairly clear Peterson is in fact guilty.
weird. we have diffrent deffinition of "clear".
the evidence introduced (both legal and not) didn't paint it to me as he did it without doubt.
while yes i do think its likely he killed her (and the missing one). i did not see enough proof of it.
I did not closely follow the case, and I certainly wasn't on the jury, but everything I have ever read or seen about the case convinces me that he is very likely guilty.