Elementary, It is not a fact that she withheld vital information. We don't know that. We don't have the information to know one way or another. Yes, she consorted with felons. Two of them. Married both. What's your point? She revealed that in voir dire and yet made it onto the jury. She withheld in deliberations. What does that mean? She is now crying victim? She is? How do you know that as fact? Her felon husband wants money for an interview. OK. And?
There is no proof she was ever a victim of DV. Wow. Really? I'll pass on that one except to say it makes zero sense for her to lie about being a victim of DV to get on this jury, especially given the overwhelming consensus that the very fact of being a victim of DV was reason to disqualify her. People finding excuses for her? I don't see any of those people here. Who are you referring to?
Analyzing her inner life? Who is doing that? Last, being a true victim has definitely not lost its meaning here, so I'm guessing you mean that more generally.
If you want to split hairs then I can accommodate. I did not state that she withheld vital information as a fact. Even so, how can you doubt that she would have been ditched as a juror if that fact had come to light in
voir dire? It's logical to infer that.
As for consorting with felons, my point is one has to be naive/uninformed to believe that she is not involved in the criminal culture and all that means. There is such a thing as a sociopathic family mindset, rather like the Mafia. I have no evidence to believe differently. That she got on the jury mentioning that she consorted with felons- she minimised the kind of felony happening there, and forgot things like hubby with murder 1.
'She withheld in deliberations' means that she held back any explanation for voting the way she did. The rest of the jurors did not get any explanation nor were given any argument to persuade them to her understanding and conviction.
Yes, she is crying 'victim'. My opinion. Never said it was a fact. In totality, to me it seems shady. But I'm thinking now, that if she were on trial she would get off given the prevalent 'abuse excuse' culture.
Her felon husband wants money and this is not suspect? 'Okay, and'? Again it's the totality of a criminal culture and mindset that I see. It's a duck.
As for the elephant in the room, lying about being a victim of DV. Why ever not suspect that, suspect that she has an agenda, like maybe revenge, sticking it to the man and that whole criminal culture? I don't know if she has been a victim, and maybe she has, but
in her case, especially given that other victims of DV are not seeing her reaction as valid, and regarding the totality of her behaviour, it's not looking good for her in terms of truth. I also want proof of the 'overwhelming consensus that the very fact of being a victim of DV was reason to disqualify her' because as I recall, victims of DV were accepted on the jury.
Yes, people are finding excuses for J17,IMO.
There are indeed, people analysing her inner life. Proof is in the posts.
No, being a true victim has been blurred by relativism. Generally. Happily it has not lost its meaning here, overall. But not totally. IMO.