Trial with Dogs: Helena Chemical v. Uribe

Trial is so much more fun when you bring your dogs. They have really enjoyed the Ramada Inn--they got walked 5 times a day and got to watch Animal Planet.

Anyway, closing arguments postponed until Wednesday...here is some news from the Las Cruces Sun-Times regarding the trial. I can't comment on anything until trial is over:

Last day of testimony

Day 3 of Testimony

Day 2 of Testimony

Day 1 of Testimony

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