Ricki
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Judge Stephens of most equable temperament is now looking at counsel who finds something more important to do than represent her client in a matter of life or death. Willmott is already engaged July 18, the day Arias's sentencing trial was to begin. Furthermore, she wants to postpone the whole procedure until fall. I posted about this sorry tactic when the news first broke but none of us, and certainly not the judge, has spit nails in outrage. I'm going to reserve an hour to do just that, this weekend. Maybe join in one of the mob scenes that seem to be taking over the town center malls all across the country. Judge Stephens has ordered the defense attorneys to remain as counsel to Arias. Since they are on the case, they should be taking part in this final trial. Why not compel them to do so! Suddenly finding something better to do is flouting the judge's orders and their own responsibilities.
I completely agree. Why all the stalling. Just get it over with already.