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Geoffrey Fieger's closing argument in the trial that focused on the death of Thomas Hyde and assisted suicide.
Geoffrey Fieger's closing argument in the trial that focused on the death of Thomas Hyde and assisted suicide.
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The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP30 "Defense Pleads With Jurors"Geoffrey Fieger's closing argument in the trial that focused on the death of Thomas Hyde and assisted suicide.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP31 "Defense Speaks To The Jury"Doctor Jack Kevorkian's attorney called the jury the conscience of the community and the country; he tried to show that Kevorkian should not have been prosecuted over the death of Thomas Hyde.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP32 "Emotional Closing Arguments"The prosecution told jurors during its closing argument that the law applies to everyone; the judge said this is not a stage and he did not want emotional scenes.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP33 "From Verdict To A Second Trial"Judge Thomas Jackson finished with jury instructions in this case regarding the death of Thomas Hyde.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP29 "Closing Arguments Underway"The prosecution accused the defense of trying to distract jurors from the fact the doctor was charged with breaking Michigan's assisted-suicide ban.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP28 "Both Sides Fight Over Presser"The press conference Dr. Kevorkian gave after Thomas Hyde passed away set off a big debate in court, as both sides weigh in on jury instructions.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP27 "Living With ALS Was Hell"Thomas Hyde's fiancée Heidi Fernandez told jurors Hyde was living in hell with ALS; she said Dr. Jack Kevorkian offered him a little control back over his life; Heidi Fernandez finished testifying in an emotional scene both on the stand and off.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP26 "The Fiancée Takes The Stand"Thomas Hyde's fiancée Heidi Fernandez took the stand to tell the jury about the man whose death is at the forefront of this case; Fernandez remembered him as a person who was in control.
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