Steely Dan
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Is there a link for the new thread?
Wasn't the "foolproof suffocation" somehow linked to one of the searches?Just checked in, my heart feels heavy and I teared up immediately upon reading all of this. This all hurts as much today as 4 years ago. Please, God.
(When JB's book came out, I always thought that the phrase "foolproof suffocation" just all of a sudden appeared. I wondered why we didn't really sleuth it and why we never heard of it before).
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I'm not arguing with you, I just have a question.
If a defense lawyer can deliberately withhold damning evidence from the prosecution, without causing a mistrial, then why don't all defense attorneys do that?
Is there a link for the new thread?
They do. They don't have the obligations that prosecutors do to disclose evidence. In Florida, the defense can "opt in" to a disclosure system that requires both the prosecution and the defense to disclose a little more than they would ordinarily have to, but even under that system, the defense doesn't have to disclose incriminating evidence to the prosecution.
Oh No!!! You didn't!!! :floorlaugh:
We forgive you if you slide!!
:blowkiss:
Why on earth would he want to do that?And now this:
Frances Robles ‏@RoblesHerald
Chris Serino, lead Sanford PD detective in #Zimmerman murder case hires Casey Anthony lawyer Jose Baez
LINK:
http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/11/19/3105467/detective-in-george-zimmerman.html
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LG, get yourself a pacifier to use in the house! just put it in your mouth,satisfies the urge to have something there. I took one from my Middleton dolls. IT WORKED!!!
That needs to change. I'm all for a fair defense, but defenses need to be made after ALL of the facts are heard. Is there a way to get that changed?
No, it all goes back to the privilege against self-incrimination. You (and your lawyer) are allowed to keep secret the incriminating information about you. The prosecution has to prove its case without your help.
Passing on the chance to make inappropriate joke. :innocent:
Thanks...I thought the Caylee forum had disappeared.
hey, I gotta give you guys major props! Y'all have this grapevine thing down damn good! I mean somebody emails, tweets, hollers and within 2 hours I see 30 posters I haven't seen in months! :highfive: We need to get in contact Expecting Unicorns too. If I don't see her appear soon I will try to contact her. I know she has family that is out of town and not sure of her holiday plans.
Also, I am SO PROUD of every single one of you! No one single PM asking me for a "hint" (ahem) Thank you 1,000,000 time over! It'd be a waste of time for both of us anyway. Lips are sealed here. Admit it. You guys love the anticipation of surprises anyway. :angel:
I get the self incrimination part. Nobody should be compelled to testify against themselves. However, IMO, that shouldn't apply to the defense attorneys. I'd love to see someone pursue this to the Supreme Court. Depending on what the news is, this case might work. JMO
One more thing. Does the defense have to supply anything to the prosecution?
Still haven't gotten to the actual "breaking news" part of this, but could it be connected to jury selection?What about additional - new charges? Like desecration of a corpse, or more lying to cops? Anything? Comeon' toss me a wishbone!
hey, I gotta give you guys major props! Y'all have this grapevine thing down damn good! I mean somebody emails, tweets, hollers and within 2 hours I see 30 posters I haven't seen in months! :highfive: We need to get in contact Expecting Unicorns too. If I don't see her appear soon I will try to contact her. I know she has family that is out of town and not sure of her holiday plans.
Also, I am SO PROUD of every single one of you! No one single PM asking me for a "hint" (ahem) Thank you 1,000,000 time over! It'd be a waste of time for both of us anyway. Lips are sealed here. Admit it. You guys love the anticipation of surprises anyway. :angel: