Madison Brooks’ Supporters Will Be Allowed to Wear Pink in Accused Rapists’ Trial, Judge Rules
Defense lawyers say coordinated pink clothing could prejudice jurors, while prosecutors call the request an exaggeration and the victim’s mother says the color honors Madison Brooks.
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Judge says that spectators in trial for Madison Brooks' accused rapist can wear pink
BATON ROUGE — A judge ruled Thursday that spectators at a trial for Madison Brooks' accused rapist can wear pink in the courtroom.Judge Gail Ray Horne ruled that, during the trial of 21-year-old Desmond Carter, spectators are allowed to wear pink in support of Brooks' family, but are not allowed to wear shirts or badges with her face on them, and are barred from holding signs with her picture. This is standard for most trials. Carter's defense o…
Madison Brooks’ Mom Blasts Bid to Ban Pink at Slain LSU Student’s Trial, Says Color Honors Her
Internewscast Journal Internewscast “This isn’t about anyone else. It’s about Madison,” Ashley Baustert says. Baustert… This Post: Madison Brooks’ Mom Blasts Bid to Ban Pink at Slain LSU Student’s Trial, Says Color Honors Her first appeared on Internewscast Journal
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