Defense rests in Dailey trial  LAWRENCEVILLE -- Emotions
overtook Jay Dailey's mother as jurors were led from the
courtroom Thursday following closing arguments in her son's
trial.  "I want my boy!" the white-haired, diminutive woman
belted in the gallery, as family led her outside. "I want my boy
to go home -- that's my baby."  District Attorney Danny Porter,
a minute prior, had done his best to ensure Dailey's release
won't happen for many years.  In closing arguments, Porter
shared glimpses into his personal life to illustrate technical
constructs of the case, at one point likening the state's burden
of proof to Herschel Walker hoofing a football at the University
of Georgia, Porter's alma mater.  Porter zeroed in on defense
claims that Dailey, a former Duluth police officer fired after
his arrest, was too drunk to recall his actions on Feb. 1, 2008.
Those actions, Porter argued, were Dailey's attempt to resolve
the avalanche of trouble he'd started by drinking, driving and
wrecking his personal Crown Vict