, but I'm generally familiar with this form of the law... I'm disagreeing with you on virtually every level." Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Joan Illuzzi also objected. "Now they want each person to be (interviewed) in private? I don't think there's any precedent for doing that." In the motion, which

pable of committing the crimes of which he is accused. "At times, Mr. Weinstein walked up this aisle without the walker," said the lead prosecutor, Joan Illuzzi, after the jury was excused for the day. "The walker has been there as a prop." Justice Burke warned prosecutors to "leave the walker out of it."