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Law enforcement and legal analysts agree that Robinson's unwillingness to talk might reflect his understanding that any cooperation might be futile or even detrimental, given the severity of the charges. Without assurance of a plea deal, remaining silent might be his most strategic choice.
The Role of the Trial and Potential Jury Influence
Should the case proceed to trial, the defendant's behavior—such as whether he chooses to cooperate or displays remorse—could influence jury perception. Historically, defendants who openly demonstrate remorse or cooperate might sway juries toward leniency, possibly favoring a life sentence rather than the death penalty.