WBAP News Gets Attorney James P. Whalen’s Insights Regarding Juror Deliberations on the Price Case
Still no verdict has been reached on the 3rd day of jury deliberations in the corruption trial of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price. Price has been accused of mail fraud, tax evasion and bribery. The day ended with the jury deciding to continue deliberations the next day.
WBAP News interviewed criminal defense attorney and legal analyst James P. Whalen regarding his thoughts on the length of the deliberation. Mr. Whalen raised some key points on what the jurors’ attitude may be in the situation and what it could mean for the defense (Price).
Mr. Whalen suggests that the long deliberation time could mean that the jurors are taking things seriously, which could be an advantage on the part of the defense.
You can read the full article here.
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Author Bio
James P. Whalen
James P. Whalen is the managing attorney and founder of Whalen Law Office, a Texas criminal defense firm offering personalized legal representation for various federal criminal charges. With a commitment to providing comfort and guidance during challenging times, Mr. Whalen serves as both an attorney and counselor to his clients, helping them navigate their cases while striving to restore normalcy to their lives.
In an inherently unbalanced criminal justice system, Mr. Whalen takes on cases with unwavering dedication. With decades of legal experience, he offers representation across various criminal charges, including white-collar crimes, violent crimes, drug charges, and more. Mr. Whalen’s numerous accolades, including Super Lawyer recognition and board certification in Criminal Appellate Law and Criminal Law, reflect his unwavering commitment to ethical and high-quality legal representation.
