Prosecution: Chase Covington
Theme: Follow the briefcase...follow the truth.
The briefcase will lead us to the truth because it is the only piece of evidence that we can test for fingerprints. By testing the fingerprints, we can prove, as the prosecution that Covington did exchange briefcases with Avery Bancroft at the poker table. Accepting the bribery of two-hundred and fifty thousand to issue Bancroft a gambling license. Therefore, the briefcase leads us to the truth.
Theory: Covington is guilty of bribery because he meets all three requirements needed to be prosecuted. The first requirement is if the accused is a public official, the second requirement, is did he receive something of value, and the third requirement was if the accused was giving something of value back. In order to prove, that he meets these requirements, is by using Corey Hyde, Devyn Delesto and Pat Strikosky. Hyde contributes to the prosecution because he was Bancroft’s executive assistant and his able to testify that Covington and Bancroft were in plans to exchange money over a gambling license. Delesto, the bellhop, will testify that when he took the snacks and drinks to Bancroft and Covington that he saw an exchange of the briefcases. Moreover, Strikosky, will be able to prove that the fingerprints of Covington are on the briefcase with two …show more content…
Keenan used Hyde and Delesto as his eyes and ears where he could not be present physically. He made Hyde wear wire trap in that crucial meeting between Covington and Bancroft, where the “so called” exchange was to take place. Keenan was able to hear all the information that was being discussed through the wire trap. Delsesto, was Keenan’s other set of eyes because Delseto was sent to witness the exchange of the briefcases. With the excuse that he was bringing up snacks and water. Therefore, cops entrap innocent
Theme: Follow the briefcase...follow the truth.
The briefcase will lead us to the truth because it is the only piece of evidence that we can test for fingerprints. By testing the fingerprints, we can prove, as the prosecution that Covington did exchange briefcases with Avery Bancroft at the poker table. Accepting the bribery of two-hundred and fifty thousand to issue Bancroft a gambling license. Therefore, the briefcase leads us to the truth.
Theory: Covington is guilty of bribery because he meets all three requirements needed to be prosecuted. The first requirement is if the accused is a public official, the second requirement, is did he receive something of value, and the third requirement was if the accused was giving something of value back. In order to prove, that he meets these requirements, is by using Corey Hyde, Devyn Delesto and Pat Strikosky. Hyde contributes to the prosecution because he was Bancroft’s executive assistant and his able to testify that Covington and Bancroft were in plans to exchange money over a gambling license. Delesto, the bellhop, will testify that when he took the snacks and drinks to Bancroft and Covington that he saw an exchange of the briefcases. Moreover, Strikosky, will be able to prove that the fingerprints of Covington are on the briefcase with two …show more content…
Keenan used Hyde and Delesto as his eyes and ears where he could not be present physically. He made Hyde wear wire trap in that crucial meeting between Covington and Bancroft, where the “so called” exchange was to take place. Keenan was able to hear all the information that was being discussed through the wire trap. Delsesto, was Keenan’s other set of eyes because Delseto was sent to witness the exchange of the briefcases. With the excuse that he was bringing up snacks and water. Therefore, cops entrap innocent