Spellbound
falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus
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Also $518 court costs..... in judgement. I have explained best I can... 16 years plus ?? days served (couldn't hear for the SECOND TIME :banghead![]()
I'm sure will hit internet in a second what I couldn't hear!
ETA: :tyou: superTMO!!!
"It's been hard for me to put into words what Ms. Dippolito's been through and what I've been through."
WTF this isn't about you. Now he's getting personal about how much of an honor it is to know Dalia, how much his own wife has sacrificed so he could help Dalia, blah blah blah. He sounds like he is in love with Dalia. Someone needs to hit the gong.
Dalia Dippolito judge again tosses sleeping juror claim
The judge in Dalia Dippolitos long-running legal saga really hopes her lawyers are paying attention this time.
After he tossed Team Dalias request for another new trial because of claims that a juror was sleeping, Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Glenn Kelley laid down the law Friday.
And he said he will not change his mind.
During the most-recent trial, Kelley said he made personal observations the juror was not asleep during the presentation of evidence and was fit to continue as a juror.
In case that wasnt clear enough, he emphasized Friday that he was explaining his ruling for the final time.
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While Dippolito appeals the conviction and punishment, she also wants the judge to approve a bond $25,000 is the amount requested that would allow her to return to house arrest.
Identity of Dalia Dippolito’s baby’s father revealed during hearing
WEST PALM BEACH —
It will be another several days at least before Dalia Dippolito will find out whether a Palm Beach County judge will allow her to return home on house arrest or force her to go to prison as she pursues a second round of appeals in her murder solicitation case.
Lawyers for Dippolito on Thursday made their last pitch for her freedom to Circuit Judge Glenn Kelley in a hearing that brought with it the bombshell revelations of the identify of her son’s father and the fact that he has lived with Dippolito at her mother’s home since shortly after the child’s birth.