Sen. Nicole Mitchell trial: Defense's closing argument [FULL]
Nicole Mitchell's attorney, Bruce Ringstrom, Jr. delivered his closing argument, presenting his case for reasonable doubt and arguing against the prosecution's claims. "We all know the difference between a white lie and a meaningful, damaging one. The problem is that this happened in the context of something that was a terrible mess, a mess that Nicole made. But it was a mess," Ringstrom said. Ringstrom said if Mitchell's intention was to steal, she never would have left the basement.
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