Wow: the count's already up to 36 comments and it's just after 8 AM.  To my knowledge there has been no "gag order" put into place regarding this case.  It's hardly shocking that a high profile case with high profile defendents and high profile attorneys would lead to high profile interviews and press releases regarding the facts, background and many "side issues" involved.  

Influence the jury pool?  My goodness, what a dastardly act!  Try the case in the "Court of Public Opinion"?  Gosh, that's never happened before.  Take a shot at the defense attorneys with an ethics complaint?  Gotta be a first!  

We have wild turkeys in our rural area.  The Toms are fun to watch as they "puff up", spread their tail-feathers and gobble as their heads turn bright red.  I often feel the same way about attorneys.....