MiraclesHappen
RIP CAYLEE MARIE
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I wonder why George was called to testify, but not Cindy? Seems odd to me.
:waitasec:How would we know that???
I wonder why George was called to testify, but not Cindy? Seems odd to me.
Nope, Casey's lawyer is not allowed into the GJ proceedings.
Where the grand jury system is used, a panel of ordinary citizens is selected to secretly investigate criminal activity generally and issue an indictment called a "grand jury original" that initiates the criminal justice process. No judge, defendant or criminal defense attorney is present in state grand jury hearings. The number of jurors on the panel depends on the state in which the grand jury is being used, and a foreman is elected to take the lead in the investigation and prepare the indictment. After a grand jury indictment, law enforcement goes about to apprehend and arrest the defendant named in the indictment, which starts the criminal justice process.
http://www.lawinfo.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/Client.lawarea/categoryid/143
What a fitting analogy. . .she is taking them all down with her. I too hope he "cuts the rope" and restores some sort of dignity to this family by telling the real truth.
Have they said who all was called for Tuesday? I know GA & the phone ping expert. Do we know anyone else out side of LE? Wonder if Annie has been or Mallory. Have any of you read ANYTHING from Mallory?
I wonder why George was called to testify, but not Cindy? Seems odd to me.
Thank you Patty.:blowkiss: To add to Patty's post,
Here is the actual Florida statute as to who can be present with the Grand Jury:
905.17 Who may be present during session of grand jury.--
(1) No person shall be present at the sessions of the grand jury except the witness under examination, one attorney representing the witness for the sole purpose of advising and consulting with the witness, the state attorney and her or his assistant state attorneys, designated assistants as provided for in s. 27.18, the court reporter or stenographer, and the interpreter.The stenographic records, notes, and transcriptions made by the court reporter or stenographer shall be filed with the clerk who shall keep them in a sealed container not subject to public inspection. The notes, records, and transcriptions are confidential and exempt from the provisions of s. 119.07(1) and s. 24(a), Art. I of the State Constitution and shall be released by the clerk only on request by a grand jury for use by the grand jury or on order of the court pursuant to s. 905.27.
I am sure they both were, but only GA told it.