I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal police. Oh, Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm joined as always by my

Vindicated co-host Brett. That's such a good word.

That was a great word.

You know.

And it's actually appropriate.

So perfectly.

As I sit here drinking my pappy Van Winkle, celebrating a rare instance of justice.

I've become a little cynical, I gotta say, you know,

these Supreme Court's been letting me down lately.

First, the Indiana Supreme Court,

from the Arkansas Supreme Court, but Maryland, Maryland came through.

And I have my doubts.

I doubted.

I admit.

I repent of my unfaith. I have to jump in there. I don't know that you had unfaith the reason I say vindicated and it is not to look this is a sad day

This is a sad day because we are only here today. Obviously, guys, we're talking about the Maryland Supreme Court decision

on the Adnon-Sai Edith case where the conviction has been reinstated.

No one is joyous about what's happening. I am not happy that we have a murderer.

I'm happy that justice is going to be done. I'm not happy that this had to go all the way up to the Maryland Supreme Court in order for victims

rights to be vindicated. I'm not happy that the Supreme Court had to write a 90-page

opinion in order to explain a very straightforward case to a world that has lost its mind.

This should not be a 90 page opinion.

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