When it comes to Ann Taylor, she's got to tread carefully because she wants to destroy the credibility of this witness.

Now, this felony, this misdemeanor conviction or a felony, whatever, I'm not sure what grade of DUI was in Idaho.

She's convicted of a crime by this point. If she is on the stand, she's going to testify and direct, and then on

cross, Ms. Taylor will be able to inquire about her past criminal record. She's got one.

Now, the judge may be very careful and say, look, DWI or DUi has nothing to do with her with her ability to tell the

truth it's not like she was convicted of fraud but he's probably going to allow her a lot of leeway

remember this is for this is for everything this is for brian colberg's life i think judge hippler

will give anne Ann Taylor a good

run at this door dash driver so long as she stays within the bounds of her priority. But I think

that he's going to be really, really careful watching Ann Taylor. Ann Taylor can't beat her up. I think

the best thing Ann Taylor could do is instead of even bothering

really killing her on the possible conviction, if she could say, look, you know, you were arrested

for DUI, prescription medicine. How long have you been taking that medicine? Oh, several years.

Is it possible that you took that medicine on November 13, 2022?

Yes.

Is it possible you were in a slightly altered state while you were working?

Is it possible that you weren't completely free of narcotics or anything in your system,

that you were perfectly at 4 a.m. perfectly alert.

I think that's the one way Ann Taylor could kind of attack the DoorDash driver without,

you know, bludgeoning her over the head about a criminal record. I just want to make something

very, very clear. And I'm not sure that our audience

is understanding this. Once, let's go back to November of 2022. Let's in fact go back to December

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