Sitting there.
>> He got a lot of time on his
hands.
>> Who videoed you.
That was good.
>>> This story's behind trending
everywhere, "Clueless star"
Stacey dash arrested for
domestic battery after an
altercation with her husband.
She reportedly claimed she acted
in self-defense.
Joining us now, our friend, the
woman who knows it all, defense
attorney, Allison.
>> Allison, I love when I see
you.
I get so excited about
everything.
Jumping right in, she called 911
and got arrested.
Like getting fired on your day
off.
>> Seriously, these are the
things, when you call 911 on a
domestic violence disturbance,
someone's going to guess
arrested.
>> No matter if they say it's
cool.
>> Here, even though she said so
to the 911 operator she'd been
assaulted by her husband, when
the police got there, he was the
one who O had the marks and
scratches and they arrested her.
Someone's going to get arrested.
You heard her call 911.
She's sort of calm.
She said, he assaulted me.
The end of the day, they took
her away.
>> If the husband presses
charges, is it irrelevant?
>> It's irrelevant.
Here's whey.
The victim is the state.
It's not the actual person.
It's the state.
Does it matter, in mitigation,
does it hurt the prosecution's
case?
Yes, because they don't have a
complaining witness.
It is harder to prosecute.
>> It's common.
>> Her rep said this is a
misunderstanding, blown out of
proportion.
Does that happen all the time
with the domestic --
>> All the time.
You have recanting witnesses and
victims all the time.
A lot of prosecutors say, you
know what, it actually makes my
case easier without them because
they're going to be hostile on
the stand.
In a case like this, she is
charged with a domestic battery.
It's a serious enough case that
when you look to the probable
cause statement that they
issued, they found probable
cause.
>> Yeah.
>> So I don't know what's doing
to happen, but I can tell you it
is going to be, there's some
self-defense here.
There's self-defense.
>> Jussie smollett, status
hearing this week.
I throw my hands up with this
case, what is wondering now?
>> You wonder with this case if
it will ever stop.
There's always these public
corruption allegations.
A special prosecutor named Dan
Webb was appointed in this case
by the judge.
A lot of people had turned it
down, by the way.
This is a man who's a former --
he's a former federal
prosecutor.
He has a very good reputation.
He's been appointed on six other
special prosecutions to
investigate two things.
Did jussie smollett commit a
crime?
And did Kim Foxx, the state
attorney, do something wrong or
corrupt in not prosecuting him?
Here's the latest twist.
It turns out he told the judge,
by the way, when he was
appointed, I don't know Kim
Foxx, I never met her.
It turns out he wrote $1,000 to
her campaign as a contribution.
Is a conflict of interest?
I tell you what I think, I do.
>> What ever happened to the
federal investigation?
>> I think it may be still
lingering.
Here's the thing with this.
This is an appearance of
impropriety.
Dan Webb, without reproach, he's
a very honest, credible person,
but the appearance here, how can
he investigate somebody that
he's given money to?
Very difficult to do.
I think it's a conflict of
interest.
>> This baffles me.
>> There was a social media post
about a girl whose dreads were
cut off, later came out that she
had been lying or lied about the
attack.
Some of the details about the
attack.
And there was a comment made
that kind of aligned it with
the --
>> Right, right, right.
>> -- Jussie smollett case.
He actually commented on the
case.
>> I said this every time --
>> Saying I'm innocent, you have
your information wrong.
>> He's always denied any
wrongdoing, always said I had
nothing to do with this.
>> Yeah.
>> Right now, by the way --
>> And his story never changed.
>> Right now, he's not charged
with a crime, and he can always
defend himself.
There's no question as that.
But when he questions why people
are saying this, it was a pretty
outrageous story.
>> Yeah.
>> And they did have a lot of
evidence against him.
So there really should be a
further investigation.
>> Will we ever know what really
happened?
>> Well, let's see, because if,
in fact, a special prosecutor
finds that there's enough
evidence to -- and the charges
should have been brought, you're
going to see this case play out
in the courtroom.
>> Colorful narrative with a lot
of props.
>> Yes.
>> Something else we were
talking about --
>> Wait, does anybody else think
juicy smollett, I go Dave
Chappelle.
>> Court of public opinion --
>> I agree.
>> Casey Anthony.
She wants a baby.
>> Who wants to father that
baby?
>> There's a lot of issues.
It's not illegal for her to have
a baby.
>> It's not?
>> No, it is not.
She was acquitted.
She was acquitted of the major
murder charge.
>> Right.
>> She did -- she was found
guilty of other charges and went
to prison for that.
But nothing prevents her from
having a child.
The thing is, they talked about
this, right, is this child going
to have a normal life?
No, she's always going to be in
the spot light and they're going
to wonder what kind of mother
can she be but there's nothing
that prohibits her from doing
it.
>> Allison, good job.
Do we love when you come in?
>> Love when she comes back.
>> Quickly back to Stacey dash,
we reached out to her rep, said
the marital dispute has been
blown out of proportion and have
no further comment.
No surprise right there.