"This sketch of Tom Brady made one of sports' most symmetrical, handsome faces look like Sloth got left out in the sun too long," wrote the popular sports blog SB Nation of the sketch.Ī South Carolina NBC affiliate wrote that that it made Brady look like "a melted Picasso or Steve Buscemi after getting his face rearranged by IK Enemkpali." While Rosenberg has received plenty of praise for her accurate portrayals of public figures like Woody Allen, Martha Stewart and Bill Cosby over the past 35 years, many online felt that her Brady sketch looked a bit … off. “He’s seeing people on a regular basis.”Īssociated Press Writer Larry Neumeister contributed to this report.Seriously, why is Tom Brady melting? /vLuTJVJ9vo- (and now viral) rendition of Brady seen above was drawn by veteran courtroom sketch artist Jane Rosenberg during the hearing at a federal court in Manhattan, and then published on Twitter by WBZ Boston reporter Jim Armstrong. “He’s not isolated from the world,” Lynch said. Lynch challenged Fernich’s characterization that Guzman was thrown into a “modern dungeon,” pointing out that his lawyers had constant access to him leading up to the trial.
The judges, while sounding open to the arguments about potential juror prejudice, showed less patience with another claim that Guzman’s defense was unfairly hindered by the strict terms of confinement that were imposed in response to his reputation as an escape artist. He was recaptured and sent in 2017 to the United States and put in solitary confinement.Īt trial, Guzman’s lawyers argued he was the fall guy for other kingpins who were better at paying off top Mexican politicians and law enforcement officials to protect them. Guzman was sentenced in 2019to life behind bars for a massive drug conspiracy that spread murder and mayhem for more than two decades.īefore the federal case, he had attained near-mythical status by escaping from prison twice in Mexico, the second time through a tunnel dug into the shower of his cell. He said the Vice News report - based on a post-conviction interview with a juror who wasn’t named - amounted to “hearsay and double hearsay.”
Attorney Hiral Mehta argued the lower court was right to reject the defense request for a hearing on the jury issue because there was no valid evidence of misconduct. “This is serious stuff,” the judge later added.Īssistant U.S. Lynch, who said it was “a not bad argument.” The legal claims resonated with Circuit Judge Gerard E. “I’m not asking you to play violins for him. “The guy is going to be in a box for the rest of his life,” Fernich said. He asked the judges to resist any “punitive impulse” toward someone who was cast as a “public enemy” like gangster Al Capone.
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Circuit Court of Appeals in New York, attorney Marc Fernich cited a news report that during deliberations jurors were exposed to salacious claims that were barred from the trial, including that Guzman sexually abused girls he referred to as “vitamins” that gave him energy.įernich argued the court should order a new trial or at least call for a hearing on the alleged jury misconduct. conspiracy conviction of notorious Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzmanbecause of claims that his anonymous jury flouted warnings to avoid media accounts of the case, a lawyer for Guzman urged a three-judge panel on Monday, catching the attention of at least one judge. NEW YORK (AP) - An appeals court should overturn the U.S.
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