The prosecution's arguments took less than 20 minutes and Mike McCrum, a San Antonio criminal defense lawyer who represents Mikal Watts' co-defendant, his brother David Watts, spoke for 90 minutes--presenting the two Watts brothers' case.
July 20, 2016 at 04:28 PM
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A Mississippi federal court has seated the jury for what is expected to unfold as a lengthy criminal trial of Mikal Watts, a well-known San Antonio plaintiff lawyer, and six others. The jurors will consider allegations that the seven conspired to falsify claims against BP related to the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
With the jury seated, the prosecution and the defense teams each delivered opening statements Wednesday.
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