This must be what I have heard or was thinking of. Some higher profile cases where they aren't going home at all. I think I got my words mixed up and was thinking that meant sequestered.
Found Deceased IA - Mollie Tibbetts, 20, Poweshiek County, 19 Jul 2018 *Arrest* #49
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@justtrish, it depends on whether or not the jury likes the meal that they're getting served for lunch today! (Just kidding...
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Yes they can just as they did during Trial
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No dessert person at this Trial@justtrish, it depends on whether or not the jury likes the meal that they're getting served for lunch today! (Just kidding...
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That's what I thought. I didn't hear the judge tell them anything about packing a bag or staying at a hotel. I don't think it will take them long, anyway.
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Which is *why* the judge (rather sternly) admonished the jurors to not discuss the case with anyone -- including the media (who no doubt were hovering somewhere nearby, outside the courthouse). Not even to "do research" on the case (like...hmmm... checking out the famous WS site
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Chocolate cake for everyone....
Sorry. I misunderstood. I don’t believe they are sequestered and couldn’t go home if no verdict is reached today.
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Thank You. Luv all things chocolate.
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Yea! @Tiger Stripes! This is good on the ground information. Also when you were taking your survey, it was probably before the DNA and other hard evidence was known. That really cements it.
I am so glad he said this.
I am an avid runner. I love being outside with nature and alone to sort my feelings, it's my therapy often times. I don't run with earbuds because I want to hear my surroundings (not saying anyone that does is wrong to do so).
The most common reason a woman is assaulted or attacked while running is sexually motivated. It is scary and a very real threat women face. We can't live in fear and not do the things we love, what kind of life lived is that? Yet we have to be aware and take precautions.
To not have evidence to prove his motive was sexual had to be frustrating because we all know darn well that is what it was. If we had evidence of that, no other theory would be allowed.. no masked me, not forcing him to drive around, no boyfriend that wants her dead, no other predators living in the area.. just him. If she wasn't left to rot
that evidence would have been there. Instead we had to listen to him try to wiggle his way out of his controlling sexual murderous acts.. it's like a slap in the fact to all women who have been assaulted, who have had men assert their physical power or used weapons to assert control to take what isn't theirs.Hearing him say that is a small victory for all women who have felt uncomfortable running alone, who have had unwanted advances or ran a different route to avoid someone or something they feel is off.. we shouldn't have to live like that because someone decides they want what isn't theirs.
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Prolly a typo but I think you meant "could go home"
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From the Iowa Guide to Criminal Court Procedures -- there will be a sentencing hearing apart from the verdict.
The Verdict—Unlike a civil jury trial, the jury in a criminal case must return a unanimous verdict-either guilty or not guilty. The jury may also find the defendant guilty of a lesser charge, if that lesser charge was submitted to the jury in the jury instructions. If the jury cannot reach a unanimous verdict, the court will declare a mistrial and the case may be tried again to another jury at a later date if the prosecutor so chooses.
Sentencing
After the return of a guilty verdict, the jury’s duty is complete. The jury is not involved in determining the defendant’s punishment; sentencing is left solely to the judge. The court will schedule a sentencing hearing, and both sides will have the opportunity to make sentencing recommendations.
Victim Impact Statement—Victims may make a written victim impact statement and read their statement in court.
Sentencing Laws—The legislature decides the types of punishments that apply to each type of crime. In determining the sentence of a particular defendant, the court considers which sentence or combination of sentences as authorized by the legislature, in the discretion of the court, will provide for the maximum opportunity for rehabilitation of the defendant and the protection of the community from further offenses by the defendant.
https://www.iowacourts.gov/static/media/cms/E0402_4AB079FBEE8C6.pdf
The Verdict—Unlike a civil jury trial, the jury in a criminal case must return a unanimous verdict-either guilty or not guilty. The jury may also find the defendant guilty of a lesser charge, if that lesser charge was submitted to the jury in the jury instructions. If the jury cannot reach a unanimous verdict, the court will declare a mistrial and the case may be tried again to another jury at a later date if the prosecutor so chooses.
Sentencing
After the return of a guilty verdict, the jury’s duty is complete. The jury is not involved in determining the defendant’s punishment; sentencing is left solely to the judge. The court will schedule a sentencing hearing, and both sides will have the opportunity to make sentencing recommendations.
Victim Impact Statement—Victims may make a written victim impact statement and read their statement in court.
Sentencing Laws—The legislature decides the types of punishments that apply to each type of crime. In determining the sentence of a particular defendant, the court considers which sentence or combination of sentences as authorized by the legislature, in the discretion of the court, will provide for the maximum opportunity for rehabilitation of the defendant and the protection of the community from further offenses by the defendant.
https://www.iowacourts.gov/static/media/cms/E0402_4AB079FBEE8C6.pdf
Yes, in any case I’ve followed that closely, there was a heads up that the jury had reached a verdict.
After all, the jury might spend a week deliberating, (don’t think it’ll happen in this case, though.) But anyway, it wouldn’t be right to expect families, reporters, interested parties to hover around the courthouse indefinitely.
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So, I am trying to figure this out, did the Ninjas drive to CBR'S house? And they left their truck at CBR'S?
No, he said they had no car.. they just arrived and then left him in the cornfield and ran off again no car.. just ran off in the middle of nowhere in sweaters and masks in July..
https://twitter.com/ShannonMoudyTV/status/1397991419776745475
Have just heard from court officials that the jury began deliberations at 1:30 following their lunch break.
Also, three alternates that were excused were all women.
Have just heard from court officials that the jury began deliberations at 1:30 following their lunch break.
Also, three alternates that were excused were all women.
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I think the OP means it's not that they can't go home after deliberations at the end of the day. It's the same as any jury, I would expect, where they discuss the case in a jury deliberation room. I don't think that's the same as being sequestered, when they are isolated in a hotel and have no access to their phones, TV, internet, etc. At least that's the way I've always understood it.
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