“You don’t have a right to make an outburst and testify in front of the jury. And I will not allow it going forward,” Richmond County State Court Judge Patricia W. Booker told former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes of the Barnes Law Group.
September 24, 2021 at 07:45 PM
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The judge in a Georgia talc trial has had enough of a former governor’s drama in her courtroom.
“Give it no credit whatsoever,” Richmond County State Court Judge Patricia W. Booker instructed the jury following what she and Johnson & Johnson defense attorneys called an “outburst” by former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes of the Barnes Law Group.
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