Maybe not, there is still LWOP.
Has no problem recommending life in prison but not sure about recommending death. Personally I didn't like his wishy washy answer that he might be able to consider death. He's another one that thinks that death is not something he should decide IMO. Knows that he would have to decide between life and death (if it came to that) and that it would be difficult for him to do. Would not let his views on the death penalty impair his ability as to the defendants guilt or innocence.
I like him. He's honest. I would feel much better if ALL the jurors wrestled with the question as much
This PJ is giving equivocal answers isn't he?
So nothing happened except JB wanted the afternoon off? Wowza...