Luigi Mangione
STATE PROSECUTORS TRYING TO SCREW ME OUT OF LIVE TV TRIAL
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Luigi Mangione is not happy with prosecutors in his state trial … he says they’re doing too much to limit the number of people in court … and he wants the proceedings broadcast live on air.
Luigi’s lawyers sent a letter to Judge Carro on Friday … and it’s clear Luigi is mad that the state plans to partially exclude the public and the press from his trial.
According to the letter, Luigi has a big issue with the fact that the court and the District Attorney plan to hand-pick the reporters who are allowed to attend the trial.
He’s also pissed that the court isn’t planning to broadcast his trial to an overflow courthouse … and that he wasn’t “provided with the right to be heard” before these decisions were made.
Luigi says these things violate his constitutional rights — specifically under the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments — and is asking for his trial to be broadcast live, just like his arraignment.
It seems the court wants to keep things small … but Luigi wants as many eyes on him as possible as he stands trial for allegedly murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
