3 - Jury Trial Essay 3-Essay
3 - Jury Trial Essay 3-Essay
Ioane
L.
Monte
Sleight
LS
1060
Criminal
Law
and
Procedure;
(10-1130)
Assignment/Jury
Trial
Hearing
(#1-essay)
Oct
6,
2015
Jury
Trial
Hearing
Plaintiff
Tim
Ownership
LLC,
Theron
Miller
Investments,
Bonnie
Miller
Investment
CO
vs.
Larry
T
Miller,
Miller
Christine,
Larry
&
Christine
Miller
Trust;
Third
Party
Defendants:
Rich
Miller,
individually
and
asa
manager
of
Tim
Ownership,
LLC,
and
Jolene
Beeny,
individually
and
as
a
manager
of
TTM
Ownership,
LLC.
Judge
Richard
Mckelvie
presiding,
at
the
3rd
District
court
in
Salt
Lake
City,
Utah
on
October
6,
2015
(case#110908043).
Plaintiff
attorney
(s):
Stewart
Peay
and
Scott
Pratt;
Defendants
attorney:
Jeremy
Miller
at
court
room
W46.
There
were
8
Jurys
on
trial
throughout
the
three
trials
and
today
is
the
final
court.
Third
Jury
trial
and
final
day
for
trial:
In
the
beginning
before
the
Jury
arrive,
the
Judge
and
the
attorney
(s)
for
both
parties
discussed
if
today
will
end
the
trial.
The
sooner
the
better
said
the
Judge
so
that
the
Jury
can
rest.
Both
attorneys
were
ready
to
approach
with
their
arguments
with
witness
Mr.
Miller
on
stand
testified
in
regards
to
his
responsibility
as
a
trustee
and
manager
for
his
mothers
farm
and
tenant
propertys.
The
case
I
caught
on
for
the
hour
I
attended
has
something
to
do
with
whom
owe
what
money
from
the
successful
business
his
mother
owned.
The
plaintiff
somewhat
were
partner
with
Mr.
Millers
mother
in
this
business.
The
plaintiff
was
responsible
for
managing
the
tenants
property
and
Mr.
Miller
was
supposable
the
manager.
Mr.
Miller
has
been
on
stand
for
an
hour
already.
His
attorney
has
been
asking
him
lots
of
questions
in
regards
to
his
responsibilities
in
owning
the
properties
with
his
mother
and
how
the
business
has
been
managed
by
whose
parties,
I
left
after
1
hour.
Mareta
Ioane
L.
Monte
Sleight
LS
1060
Criminal
Law
and
Procedure;
(10-1130)
Assignment/Jury
Trial
Hearing
(#1-essay)
Oct
6,
2015
Jury
Trial
Hearing
Defendant
Komasquin
Lopez
vs.
State
of
Utah;
judge
presiding
was
Paul
B.
Parker;
Prosecutor
is
Langdon
Fisher
and
Joseph
Hill;
Mr.
Lobez
attorney
was
Andrea
Garland
and
Nick
Falcone;
sheriff
Office#372751;
case#
141900304.
This
case
involves
domestic
violence.
Charge
with
Murder
1st
Degree
Felony.
The
defendant
is
present
in
the
custody
of
the
Davis
County
jail,
but
he
was
in
his
regular
clothes
sitting
with
his
attorney.
The
defendant
murder
Shannon
Lobez
at
Midvale,
Utah
on
Dec
27TH,
2013;
the
case
started
on
Jan
14,
2014.
There
were
two
witnesses,
and
they
were
both
for
the
prosecutor
on
the
state
side.
The
court
started
with
the
prosecutor
calls
for
Rebecca
Lobe
which
was
the
defendants
ex-
wife.
The
prosecutor
wanted
to
know
about
the
domestic
violence
history
with
her
husband
and
the
gun
that
he
threatens
her
with
during
their
marriage
in
the
past.
Mr.
Lobez
attorney
cross
examine
by
verified
the
defendants
profession
in
the
military
which
he
was
allowed
to
carried
the
weapon
in
his
home.
The
second
witness
for
questions
for
Mr.
Lobez
attorney
was
a
lady
in
prison
named
Kertlen;
the
interesting
part
is
when
she
takes
the
5th
amendment
because
she
refuses
to
testify
on
some
things,
but
the
Judge
explained
to
her
that
the
5th
dont
apply;
she
also
had
her
own
attorney
representing
her.
I
wasnt
sure
on
why
she
was
in
jail
though
because
I
came
on
the
fourth
Jury
trial.
The
third
witness
was
Dr.
Grey
to
be
on
the
stand
as
one
of
the
witness
for
the
Utah
state
from
the
University
of
Utah.
He
was
cross
examine
by
Mr.
Falcone
the
defendant
attorney.
It
has
been
a
good
hour
of
questions
in
regards
to
the
victims
capability
and
possibilities
to
commit
suicide.
In
the
beginning
of
questions
was
all
about
his
professions,
and
what
he
does
with
his
degrees
and
how
long.
Then
went
into
the
study
that
he
did
on
the
victim
to
find
out
if
she
had
commit
suicide
or
if
it
was
a
homicide
case.
The
witness
has
been
on
the
stand
for
a
good
hour,
I
left
while
he
was
still
in
the
witness
Box.
Mareta
Ioane
L.
Monte
Sleight
LS
1060
Criminal
Law
and
Procedure;
(10-1130)
Assignment/Jury
Trial
Hearing
(#3-essay)
Oct
6,
2015
Jury
Trial
Hearing
Pick a Jury Hearing Trial: Mr. Garcia-Mejia, Angel vs. Utah State; Judge Vernice S. Trease
presiding; Clerk Jennifer; Bailiff Officer Walker Wayne; Defendant attorney Rob Ljongrber and Kote
Conyers; Prosecutor Mike Colby and Coral Sandez; Interpreter Dianorah Padro. The interpreter is present
just in case, Mr. Garcia need her to translate.
Mr. Garcia is charged with Felony of Sexual Child Abuse and Aggravated sexual abuse of a child
with numbers 1-12 charges that is all the same. On Oct 1st, 2013 through Jan 2014, at his home address
5281 Farm Station Way, SLC, UT, he molested his children from the ages 14 going down to the
youngest. The defendant is plea not-guilty and this is why they are in process of the jury trial according
to the constitutional law. He is presume innocent to the eye of the law until find guilty during the jury
trial.
There were 39 Jurys present and the process of picking started at 8:30am-1:30pm with just 8
qualified Jurys left, picked at the end. In the beginning before these Jurys enter the court room, Mrs.
Jennifer the clerk called every one individually by their number. From number 1 through 39, they each sat
where the bailiff assigned in order from the front rows to the back rows.
The Juries are picked accordingly to the law of Utah guidelines and qualifications. One, the Judge
specified the qualification for being a Jury. The Order to Serve which you have to be over the age 18,
citizen of the United State, resident of SLC, read and write English language. Two, May not Serve if
convicted on a Felony that has not been expunged, an active military, and if has physical and mental
issues. Lastly, to find out if they know of anyone in the law system industry and so forth. There were so
many in depth important questions in regards to their criminal background. For example, if they know of
anyone in the similar situation of sexual abusing children, if they were victims or know of anyone
accused.
In conclusion, these questions by statue of law according to the constitution to pick the fair Juries
that could help come to a decision based off the evidences and facts presented. The attorneys on both
sides assist the judge in picking the right Jurys. The separate interviews in regard any involvement with
the child sexual abuse are done for their privacy. So they are called individually to be interviewed by the
judge and then the attorneys is to help if either to pass or to striken, based on their answer. After the
interview, everyone was to all joined again in the same court room for the final picked.
Mareta
Ioane
L.
Monte
Sleight
LS
1060
Criminal
Law
and
Procedure;
(10-1130)
Assignment/Jury
Trial
Hearing
(#1-Essay)
Oct
6,
2015
Jury
Trial
Hearing
Plaintiff Tim Ownership LLC, Theron Miller Investments, Bonnie Miller Investment CO vs. Larry
T Miller, Miller Christine, Larry & Christine Miller Trust; Third Party Defendants: Rich Miller,
individually and asa manager of Tim Ownership, LLC, and Jolene Beeny, individually and as a manager
of TTM Ownership, LLC. Judge Richard Mckelvie presiding, at the 3rd District court in Salt Lake City,
Utah on October 6, 2015 (case#110908043). Plaintiff attorney (s): Stewart Peay and Scott Pratt;
Defendants attorney: Jeremy Miller at court room W46. There were 8 Jurys on trial throughout the three
trials and today is the final court.
Third Jury trial and final day for trial: In the beginning before the Jury arrive, the Judge and the
attorney (s) for both parties discussed if today will end the trial. The sooner the better said the Judge so
that the Jury can rest. Both attorneys were ready to approach with their arguments with witness Mr. Miller
on stand testified in regards to his responsibility as a trustee and manager for his mothers farm and tenant
propertys.
The case I caught on for the hour I attended has something to do with whom owe what money
from the successful business his mother owned. The plaintiff somewhat were partner with Mr. Millers
mother in this business. The plaintiff was responsible for managing the tenants property and Mr. Miller
was supposable the manager. Mr. Miller has been on stand for an hour already. His attorney has been
asking him lots of questions in regards to his responsibilities in owning the properties with his mother and
how the business has been managed by whose parties, I left after 1 hour.
Mareta
Ioane
L.
Monte
Sleight
LS
1060
Criminal
Law
and
Procedure;
(10-1130)
Assignment/Jury
Trial
Hearing
(#1-Essay)
Oct
6,
2015
Jury
Trial
Hearing
Defendant
Komasquin
Lopez
vs.
State
of
Utah;
judge
presiding
was
Paul
B.
Parker;
Prosecutor
is
Langdon
Fisher
and
Joseph
Hill;
Mr.
Lobez
attorney
was
Andrea
Garland
and
Nick
Falcone;
sheriff
Office#372751;
case#
141900304.
This
case
involves
domestic
violence.
Charge
with
Murder
1st
Degree
Felony.
The
defendant
is
present
in
the
custody
of
the
Davis
County
jail,
but
he
was
in
his
regular
clothes
sitting
with
his
attorney.
The
defendant
murder
Shannon
Lobez
at
Midvale,
Utah
on
Dec
27TH,
2013;
the
case
started
on
Jan
14,
2014.
There
were
two
witnesses,
and
they
were
both
for
the
prosecutor
on
the
state
side.
The
court
started
with
the
prosecutor
calls
for
Rebecca
Lobe
which
was
the
defendants
ex-
wife.
The
prosecutor
wanted
to
know
about
the
domestic
violence
history
with
her
husband
and
the
gun
that
he
threatens
her
with
during
their
marriage
in
the
past.
Mr.
Lobez
attorney
cross
examine
by
verified
the
defendants
profession
in
the
military
which
he
was
allowed
to
carried
the
weapon
in
his
home.
The
second
witness
for
questions
for
Mr.
Lobez
attorney
was
a
lady
in
prison
named
Kertlen;
the
interesting
part
is
when
she
takes
the
5th
amendment
because
she
refuses
to
testify
on
some
things,
but
the
Judge
explained
to
her
that
the
5th
dont
apply;
she
also
had
her
own
attorney
representing
her.
I
wasnt
sure
on
why
she
was
in
jail
though
because
I
came
on
the
fourth
Jury
trial.
The
third
witness
was
Dr.
Grey
to
be
on
the
stand
as
one
of
the
witness
for
the
Utah
state
from
the
University
of
Utah.
He
was
cross
examine
by
Mr.
Falcone
the
defendant
attorney.
It
has
been
a
good
hour
of
questions
in
regards
to
the
victims
capability
and
possibilities
to
commit
suicide.
In
the
beginning
of
questions
was
all
about
his
professions,
and
what
he
does
with
his
degrees
and
how
long.
Then
went
into
the
study
that
he
did
on
the
victim
to
find
out
if
she
had
commit
suicide
or
if
it
was
a
homicide
case.
The
witness
has
been
on
the
stand
for
a
good
hour,
I
left
while
he
was
still
in
the
witness
Box.
Mareta
Ioane
L.
Monte
Sleight
LS
1060
Criminal
Law
and
Procedure;
(10-1130)
Assignment/Jury
Trial
Hearing
(#3-Essay)
Oct
6,
2015
Jury
Trial
Hearing
Pick
a
Jury
Hearing
Trial:
Mr.
Garcia-Mejia,
Angel
vs.
Utah
State;
Judge
Vernice
S.
Trease
presiding;
Clerk
Jennifer;
Bailiff
Officer
Walker
Wayne;
Defendant
attorney
Rob
Ljongrber
and
Kote
Conyers;
Prosecutor
Mike
Colby
and
Coral
Sandez;
Interpreter
Dianorah
Padro.
Mr.
Garcia
is
charged
with
Felony
of
Sexual
Child
Abuse
and
Aggravated
sexual
abuse
of
a
child
with
numbers
1-12
charges
that
is
all
the
same.
On
Oct
1st,
2013-Jan
25th,
2014
at
his
home
address
5281
Farm
Station
Way,
SLC,
UT,
he
molested
his
children
from
the
age
14
going
down
to
the
youngest
and
the
defendant
is
plea
not-
guilty.
There
were
39
Jurys
present
and
the
process
of
picking
started
at
8:30am-1:30pm
with
just
8
Jurys
left
that
were
picked
at
the
end.
In
the
beginning
before
these
Jurys
enter
the
court
room,
Mrs.
Jennifer
the
clerk
called
every
one
individually
by
their
number.
From
number
1
through
39,
they
each
sat
where
the
bailiff
assigned
in
order
from
the
front
rows
to
the
back
rows.
The
Juries
are
picked
accordingly
to
the
law
of
Utah
guidelines
and
qualifications.
One,
the
Judge
specified
the
qualification
for
being
a
Jury.
The
Order
to
Serve
which
you
have
to
be
over
the
age
18,
citizen
of
the
United
State,
resident
of
SLC,
read
and
write
English
language.
Two,
May
not
Serve
if
convicted
on
a
Felony
that
has
not
been
expunged,
an
active
military,
if
has
physical
and
mental
issues.
Four,
to
find
out
if
they
know
of
anyone
in
the
law
system
industry
and
so
forth.
There
were
so
many
in
depth
important
questions
in
regards
to
their
criminal
background,
if
they
know
of
anyone
in
the
similar
situation
of
sexual
abusing
children,
if
they
were
victims
or
know
of
anyone
accused.
These
questions
by
statue
of
law
according
to
the
constitution
to
pick
the
fair
Juries
that
could
help
come
to
a
decision
based
off
the
evidences
and
facts
presented.
The
attorneys
on
both
sides
pick
the
right
Jurys.
The
separate
interviews
in
regard
any
involvement
with
the
child
sexual
abuse
are
done
for
their
privacy.
So
they
are
called
individually
to
be
interviewed
by
the
judge
and
then
the
attorneys
is
to
help
if
either
to
pass
or
to
striken.
After
the
interview,
everyone
was
to
all
joined
again
in
the
same
room
for
the
final
picked
and
there
were
8
qualified
Juries
picked.
I
left
around
1:30pm.
Mareta
Ioane
L.
Monte
Sleight
LS
1060
Criminal
Law
and
Procedure;
(10-1130)
Assignment/Jury
Trial
Hearing
(#4-Essay)
Oct
28,
2015
Jury
Trial
Hearing
Defendant Bradford, Alexander vs. Utah state; judge Vtrease in room W45 at the Salt Lake 3rd
district
court.
Charge
with
DUI
and
violation
in
officer
duty
with
property
damage.
Jury
picked
started
at
9am
with
23
people
to
be
interviewed
for
the
whole
process
of
picking
the
right
Jurys
for
the
case.
Seven
were
to
be
interviewed
separately,
but
there
were
only
3
interviewed
because
they
have
already
reach
the
number
needed.
The process of picking Jurys is quite an experience because you get to see how the judge
proceed
in
picking
the
Jurys.
The
attorneys
from
both
side
were
to
help
the
Judge
pick
these
qualified
Jurys.
I
realized
that
the
information
that
the
Judge
used
every
time
is
always
the
same
procedure.
A
lot
of
personal
questions
to
be
asked,
and
if
there
were
people
with
these
concerns,
it
will
be
a
different
individual
interview.
The Jurys duty is to make decisions on rather the defendant is guilty or not guilty after all of the
evidences
presiding
from
both
attorneys.
The
Jurys
should
not
have
any
Bias
or
prejudice
in
helping
make
decisions.
In
this
case,
the
defendant
is
still
presume
innocent
according
to
the
constitutional
law.
It
is
the
prosecutors
job
to
prove
beyond
reasonable
doubt
if
the
defendant
is
guilty
of
the
crime
with
no
doubts.
Mareta
Ioane
L.
Monte
Sleight
LS
1060
Criminal
Law
and
Procedure;
(10-1130)
Assignment/Jury
Trial
Hearing
(#1-essay)
Oct
6,
2015
Jury
Trial
Hearing
Plaintiff
Tim
Ownership
LLC,
Theron
Miller
Investments,
Bonnie
Miller
Investment
CO
vs.
Larry
T
Miller,
Miller
Christine,
Larry
&
Christine
Miller
Trust;
Third
Party
Defendants:
Rich
Miller,
individually
and
asa
manager
of
Tim
Ownership,
LLC,
and
Jolene
Beeny,
individually
and
as
a
manager
of
TTM
Ownership,
LLC.
Judge
Richard
Mckelvie
presiding,
at
the
3rd
District
court
in
Salt
Lake
City,
Utah
on
October
6,
2015
(case#110908043).
Plaintiff
attorney
(s):
Stewart
Peay
and
Scott
Pratt;
Defendants
attorney:
Jeremy
Miller
at
court
room
W46.
There
were
8
Jurys
on
trial
patiently
throughout
the
three
trials
and
today
is
the
final
court.
Third
Jury
trial
and
final
day
for
trial:
In
the
beginning
before
the
Jury
arrive,
the
Judge
and
the
attorney
(s)
for
both
parties
discussed
if
today
will
end
the
trial.
The
sooner
the
better
said
the
Judge
so
that
the
Jury
can
rest.
Both
attorneys
were
ready
to
approach
with
their
arguments
with
witness
Mr.
Miller
on
stand
testified
in
regards
to
his
responsibility
as
a
trustee
and
manager
for
his
mothers
farm
and
tenant
propertys.
The
case
I
caught
on
for
the
hour
I
attended
has
something
to
do
with
whom
owe
what
money
from
the
successful
business
his
mother
owned.
The
plaintiff
somewhat
were
partner
with
Mr.
Millers
mother
in
this
business.
The
plaintiff
was
responsible
for
managing
the
tenants
property
and
Mr.
Miller
was
supposable
the
manager.
Mr.
Miller
has
been
on
stand
for
an
hour
already.
His
attorney
has
been
asking
him
lots
of
questions
in
regards
to
his
responsibilities
in
owning
the
properties
with
his
mother
and
how
the
business
has
been
managed
by
whose
parties,
I
left
after
1
hour.
Mareta
Ioane
L.
Monte
Sleight
LS
1060
Criminal
Law
and
Procedure;
(10-1130)
Assignment/Jury
Trial
Hearing
(#2-essay)
Oct
6,
2015
Jury
Trial
Hearing
Defendant
Komasquin
Lopez
vs.
State
of
Utah;
judge
presiding
was
Paul
B.
Parker;
Prosecutor
is
Langdon
Fisher
and
Joseph
Hill;
Defendant
attorney
was
Andrea
Garland
and
Nick
Falcone;
sheriff
Office#372751;
case#
141900304.
This
case
involves
domestic
violence.
Charge
with
Murder
1st
Degree
Felony.
The
defendant
is
present
in
the
custody
of
the
Davis
County
jail,
but
he
was
in
his
regular
clothes
sitting
with
his
attorney.
The
defendant
murder
his
wife
Shannon
Lobez
inside
his
car
at
Midvale,
Utah
near
the
intersection
on
780
South
State
St.
on
Dec
27TH,
2013
and
she
died
on
the
scene.
She
was
37
years
old
and
had
two
children
(one
is
handicap).
She
planned
to
go
out
with
her
friends
that
night
so
she
left
her
children
in
sandy
with
relatives.
The
case
started
on
Jan
14,
2014.
There
were
two
witnesses
for
the
prosecutor
which
was
the
defendant
ex-wife
and
the
psychology
Doc.
Grey
who
was
testified
if
it
was
a
suicide
or
homicide
based
on
his
study.
There
was
also
an
acquainted
witness
whom
had
her
own
attorney
to
represent
her,
she
was
in
jail
and
I
didnt
understand
why.
I
dont
know
what
her
involvement
with
the
case
is,
apparently
she
is
in
jail.
The
interesting
experience
was
her
taking
the
5th
amendment
so
she
doesnt
have
to
testify
on
some
things,
but
the
Judge
explained
to
her
that
in
this
case
the
5th
amendment
doesnt
apply.
The
questions
that
was
asked
was
about
the
night
she
and
her
boyfriend
met
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lobez.
I
left
after
one
hour
and
a
half.
The
court
started
with
the
prosecutor
calls
for
Rebecca
Lobe
which
was
the
defendants
ex-wife.
The
prosecutor
wanted
to
know
about
the
domestic
violence
history
with
her
husband
and
the
gun
that
he
threaten
her
with.
The
defendant
attorney
cross
examine
by
verified
the
defendants
profession
in
the
military
which
he
was
allowed
to
carried
the
weapon
in
his
home.
The
second
witness
for
questions
for
the
defendant
attorney
was
a
lady
in
prison
named
Kertlen;
the
interesting
part
is
when
she
takes
the
5th
amendment
because
she
refuse
to
testify
on
some
things,
but
the
Judge
explained
to
her
that
the
5th
dont
apply;
she
also
had
her
own
attorney
representing
her.
I
wasnt
sure
on
why
she
was
in
jail
though
because
I
came
on
the
fourth
Jury
trial
so
I
missed
a
lot
of
what
was
going
on
with
the
case.
The
third
witness
was
Dr.
Grey
to
be
on
the
stand
as
one
of
the
witness
for
the
Utah
state
from
the
University
of
Utah.
He
was
cross
examine
by
Mr.
Falcone
the
defendant
attorney.
It
has
been
a
good
hour
of
questions
in
regards
to
the
victims
capability
and
possibilities
to
commit
suicide.
In
the
beginning
of
questions
was
all
about
his
professions,
and
what
he
does
with
his
degrees
and
how
long.
Then
went
into
the
study
that
he
did
on
the
victim
to
find
out
if
she
had
commit
suicide
or
if
it
was
a
homicide
case.
The
witness
has
been
on
the
stand
for
a
good
hour,
we
had
to
brake.
I
got
to
talk
with
the
uncle
of
the
victim
and
he
was
helpful
in
telling
me
about
the
case
in
between
recess.
I
was
there
for
a
good
hour
and
a
half.
I
left
when
they
were
still
questioning
Dr.
Grey.