I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal briefs.

I'm your host, Alice, and I'm joined as always by my

trash panda of a co-host Brett. I love it, Alice. I love it. Thank you. Beautiful. Wonderful.

You're the best. You know, I do what I can. Trash panda is a fantastic phrase anyways. But for once,

I'm not just making up and grabbing words out of the ether.

This is in a filing in the Adnan case.

So I am in fact quoting from a motion filed by the state.

And we're going to talk about the trash pandas later.

But trash panda.

That, you know, man, look, we're going to talk a lot about this filing, this most recent filing in the Adnan's side case. Those of you who've missed it, Adnan is back in court before Judge

Jennifer Schiffer. He's now seeking to have his, actually his stay out of prison continue, because under the Juvenile Restoration Act or

something, I forget exactly what it's called, but it's a Baltimore law that essentially says

if you were sentenced to life in prison or a very long prison term back in the 90s when we were

so uneducated and barbaric that we would do that to people who were not 18 when they were sentenced,

you can seek to have your sentence reduced.

So he's trying to do that and that's going on in court.

But right before that was, I don't know if I have words to describe it.

So years ago, it seems like now.

I mean, I guess it was in 2022.

It's funny because Alice and our journey. years ago, it seems like now. I mean, I guess it was in 2022. It was years ago.

Quite literally.

Alice and our journey in this case started in 2022 when this vacator motion was filed by

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