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Completely ridiculous. Political beliefs have nothing to do with this. This case should not be used as an excuse to bash others and pretend moral superiority. I'm "left-wing," yet I also work in law enforcement and believe she should have received the maximum penalty. I have a sneaky...

Hear, hear! Thank you for this!

Agreed!

I agree completely with you, as depressing as it is. I was in a jury pool a few weeks ago. There were several masters students in the pool (myself included), a couple of PhD students, and a couple of professors. Not one of us were selected for the jury. I'm beginning to believe that...

Thank you so much for your post responding to mine. I feel on the verge of madness myself! The only thing that makes me feel like I haven't just awakened in a dream, where the world is upside-down, is reading about how others feel the same way I do. Let me add something I forgot to put in...

I'm not an emotional person. I guess in that way, I often seem stoned-face (like Casey Anthony) on the outside. And I didn't think I would care too much about this case one way or the other, no matter how it turned out. But I want to know why the jury didn't take this case seriously. I'm...

That is the most poorly-written, grammatically incorrect article I've ever read, so I don't give it much credence.

Okay, on its surface, it sounds horrible to read that his ex-wife took him to court to get child support. But there are nuances to everything, and his situation may not have been so black-and-white. For example, my ex once took me to court to get child support. Sounds horrible, right? The...

Normally, the court clerk reads it.

True, you're right; it is a strategy. I think what I really meant to say is that I find it slimy when the DT involves innocent people in their strategies to divert blame from their client. But you're right...if the defendant insists on pleading NG, then you've got to come up with some kind of...

Me too!!!!! That would be amazing...I think I'd pay any amount of money for the opportunity!

Haha, I've thought the same thing about him, but never wanted to admit it before! ;) While I can't go so far as to say I find him attractive (he looks EXACTLY like one of my brothers, so just....ewww), I will say that he's a good-looking man and seems like he can be a charming and charismatic...

I agree with you 100%! It IS fascinating to try and figure out her behavior; I'm into the puzzle aspect of psychology myself! And I also agree with you about axis II disorders for her; I definitely think she'd qualify for NPD or antisocial...or probably both.

I don't think people would be saying, "Poor thing, it must be MI" if ICA were a man. She can obviously function in society, and she's been examined by AT LEAST three MH professionals who were approved by her own DT. Even if--IF--she is a certifiable sociopath, that doesn't preclude her from...

They will get a written copy of all of the judge's instructions to look at during their deliberations.

Exactly, and let me make the point that ALL evidence in a trial is circumstantial, unless there are witnesses who actually saw the crime occur. That is the only time we get direct evidence. Even DNA is considered circumstantial evidence. So the vast, vast majority of all murder trials are...

YES!!! The tattoo!!

Wow! They didn't edit out the f-word on HLN!

GA landscaped little Caylee's playhouse for her, put her name on the mailbox, and placed a vase outside as a little seat for her so that she wouldn't have to sit on the ground! I'm not a sentimental person, but man! This was a tearjerker for me.

OMG!!! "No, that just makes her a mother!" LDB is on fire-ah!