LAL Daily — February 6, 2023 — US v. Rahimi, ChatGPT and the Trolley Problem

It's Manic Monday!
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Norm and Mike are back in the saddle as another week of court in the United States v. Joseph Biggs, et al. cranks up. With the jury excused from court for the day, the parties are scheduled to make arguments as to the admissibility of certain text communications between and among the defendants.
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So? Norm starts with some foundational building blocks for what is "admissible" as evidence in a criminal trial. Through the lens of the Murdaugh trial ongoing, Norm gives #LALiens a window into how the federal rules of evidence treat various types of evidence, particularly evidence of a defendant's propensity, to illustrate the often elusive legal concept.
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The two also discuss:

› The latest in the Chinese Spy Balloon story—what is the big deal?

› ChatGPT fails the Trolley Problem—Bigly!
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