LambChop
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I wonder what's the hold up on filing the appeal?
Maybe CM's tired of sleeping with one eye open and JB's alone on writing this one. jmo
I wonder what's the hold up on filing the appeal?
I wonder what's the hold up on filing the appeal?
correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me you need grounds for appeal and it might be sort of hard SINCE SHE ALREADY PLEAD GUILTY! Sorry, being sarcastic. It very well may be that's the case in some part. Seems to me this is a lot of work and JB or someone has to do it for free, maybe everyone's telling JB it's a waste of time? Why do the work if it's going to fall flat?
Within the coming days, Anthony's defense team will appeal the order to the Fifth District Court of Appeals in Daytona Beach.
In that challenge, Anthony is expected to argue that Perry does not have jurisdiction to order probation now.
"It's going to boil down to the the simple fact can you do probation in jail?" Orlando attorney Richard Hornsby said.
Sounds like it's coming soon, and according to this, the grounds will be lack of jurisdiction of Judge Perry. Included are some interesting comments/observations from Richard Hornsby.
http://www.wesh.com/casey-anthony-extended-coverage/28872017/detail.html#ixzz1V8HXlrMv
Thanks for the links, I just honestly thing the appeal with inevitably be lost, seems to almost everyone it was intended to begin upon release, but hey, crazier things have happened in this case, like an aquitall....:banghead:
Sounds like it's coming soon, and according to this, the grounds will be lack of jurisdiction of Judge Perry. Included are some interesting comments/observations from Richard Hornsby.
http://www.wesh.com/casey-anthony-extended-coverage/28872017/detail.html#ixzz1V8HXlrMv
I wonder what's the hold up on filing the appeal?
Sorry this is O/T but just read on MSNBC.com updated at 4:48 p.m. that CA has a book deal and a gost writer.
I seriously think they're looking for someone to take it on (and at State wages or pro bono, no less). Clearly, Baez isn't capable (IMO) of taking this to the next level...CM is probably busy with paying clients and DS...it's just not her area of expertise.I wonder what's the hold up on filing the appeal?
Now why would Baez want to kick JP's order upstairs especially in light of the comments about the DT? I wouldn't want my name and reputation getting slammed twice in the State where I'm practicing law. More career suicide, if you ask me. So...go ahead Baez.Sounds like it's coming soon, and according to this, the grounds will be lack of jurisdiction of Judge Perry. Included are some interesting comments/observations from Richard Hornsby.
http://www.wesh.com/casey-anthony-extended-coverage/28872017/detail.html#ixzz1V8HXlrMv
I seriously think they're looking for someone to take it on (and at State wages or pro bono, no less). Clearly, Baez isn't capable (IMO) of taking this to the next level...CM is probably busy with paying clients and DS...it's just not her area of expertise.
I think the DT is setting some ridiculous precedents. If every convicted individual appealed every single judgment and sentence, for little to no reason, we would have to pay a lot more in taxes to hire all the new lawyers and judges we would need. It already takes 10-15 years to carry out a death sentence!
JB is intent on pushing this to the ends of the earth! He's making a mockery of the entire judicial system and I wish someone would stop him. Now I read that in the case of Anthony Sowel, his team is going to appeal based on Sowel winking at a juror! It's just too crazy.