>But as you imply, let the jury decide by watching the video. That is not at all what I intended to imply. If the defendant choices to do so, let him present t

>But as you imply, let the jury decide by watching the video. That is not at all what I intended to imply. If the defendant choices to do so, let him present to video to the jury. If the prosecution wants to show the video (or use the gesture at all), they should be prepared to demonstrate that it is not prejudicial evidence, and probably get an expert to testify and explain what the gestures do and do not suggest.