. >> your honor, i can represent to the court that i had a heineken at lunch yesterday. >> you drankat lunch yesterday? >> i did, your honor. >> before we picked the jury? >> yes, ma'am. and the reason i raise that issue is that, judge, because if i have one beer at lunch, it's not going to affect my ability to effectively represent my client. >> you really can't have a heineken during lunch when you're in a jury trial. you just can't. that's bizarre to me. >> at this point even the prosecution is concerned that he is ill-prepared to defend his client. after 2 1/2 hours, the judge finally declares a mistrial. >> dale was pretty emotional. he was sad. there were tears in his eyes. >> it was very painful. it was embarrassing. >> i didn't put tequila on my cornflakes, if that's what you're asking me, no, i didn't. >> he later speaks to the local news. >> i did have some drinks the night before. i did have a nominal amount of sleep, i'm going to estimate between 2 1/2 and 3 hours. i didn't wake up and start drinking. >> jakuchunas later negotiates a deal with his new attorney. he pleads

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