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Wrote a suicide letter, heck no, Jodi wrote a manifesto.
Tsk, tsk, such low self esteem. :tsktsk:
Tsk, tsk, such low self esteem. :tsktsk:
The DT knows that their case can not stand up. This witness is going to have her testimony torn apart. That is Juan's job. They know their case is falling apart and they don't want to face it. Reminds me of a school yard bully that picks on another child until that child gets the best of them one day and they start yelling for help. I have no respect at all for this defense team.
That reminds me of the time our School Superintendent, who was a crook, tried to sue our bridge club for slander because we kept talking about him. Imagine a bridge club doing such a thing.
Respectfully snipped for space.
Thanks Tigerbalm! As usual, you are on it!
I went away for the weekend, but understand that on Friday HLN played the opening statements. Do you know if there is any video of it? I've looked around, and don't see it anywhere.
To me, all these motions for mistrial serve to further underscore the defendent's inflated sense of self, arrogance, and utter lack of remorse. Although hearing about this manifesto takes the cake.
Nancy actually just said, "Booty hole." I thought I'd choke to death laughing.
Wow. Albert Einstein IQ, but Jodi can't pronounce "ameliorate" correctly? How's about "Green witch" time? Oh, yeah--she's a genius and a half!
Who types up these motions?? Terrible grammar!
"Note should also be made of the fact that the conduct described above has
ramifications that effect (sic) the ability of Ms. Arias to present her defense as the public
response to this unprofessional conduct has involved berating witnesses via e-mail,
telephone and in various internet forums. Said action has not only caused personal
distress to these witnesses but has made it difficult for them to provide effective
testimony for Ms. Arias."
She LOVES to mention how bothered she is by having seen pictures of Jodi's genitals. It's her main pastime.
I should post this on the lawyers thread, but does anyone else think this motion for mistrial was a JOKE? I mean, are they serious? It seems so ridiculous--is there a law about tone of voice, volume of voice and what a prosecutor does with his pen? (A little pen envy, Nurmi?}:floorlaugh:
Couldn't they come up with something a little less absurd?
I can't wait to watch this afternoon's trial on YouTube just so I can see what utter panic and terror the DT showed as Juan brought in "The Manifesto!" Priceless!
Who types up these motions?? Terrible grammar!
"Note should also be made of the fact that the conduct described above has
ramifications that effect (sic) the ability of Ms. Arias to present her defense as the public
response to this unprofessional conduct has involved berating witnesses via e-mail,
telephone and in various internet forums. Said action has not only caused personal
distress to these witnesses but has made it difficult for them to provide effective
testimony for Ms. Arias."
As committed as she has been to her "Jodi was abused" story, there were moments today, brief though they may have been, when I thought she was questioning her analysis. As Juan confronts her with more and more, I think she may actually distance herself from her initial opinion.
OOhh, the Panthera is in da house :rocker:
I'm not sure if this has been answered already, if it is has my apologizes I've not been able to find it yet.
HLN, NG, DDrew, etc. lately have been showing "never before seen" videos, photos etc. How are these "never seen before" suddenly being allowed to be seen? Does anyone know if the jury has or gets to see these newly released items?
I find that the television shows are making this tragedy more like a circus ring!
I just turned on NG and they showed the clip in which they thought JW gave a signal. They think it was just JW doing something with her hair.
:dunno: Jose Baez? :waitasec:
From the motion:
COMES NOW, Ms. Arias, by and through undersigned counsel to request that a mistrial be declared based on the prosecutorial misconduct that has infested these proceedings with a level of unfairness that cannot be cured by any other means. Ms. Arias bases this assertion on the fact that the circus like atmosphere inside the courtroom that to date has included counsel for the State yelling at witnesses, attacking witnesses on a personal level and throwing evidence. Not content with confining his misconduct to inside the courtroom counsel for the State, pursuant to his own admissions, chose to release evidence that was not coming into evidence at trial to the media and to pose for pictures with his so called fans on the courthouse steps has turned what is supposed to be a trial that comports with the rights due Ms. Arias pursuant to the 5th, 6th and 14th Amendments to the United States Constitution and Art. 2, §§ 4, 15, 23, and 24 of the Arizona Constitution into something that more closely resembles a modern day equivalent to the Salem Witch Trials which ended in 1693. This State of affairs has placed counsel for Ms. Arias in a position that they cannot fulfill the duties they owe Ms. Arias, pursuant Arizona Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 6.8. Counsels inability to fulfill these duties would thus result in Ms. Arias not having the benefit of the rights she is due pursuant to the 5th, 6th and 14th Amendments to the United States Constitution. Support for this Motion can be found in the attached Memorandum of Points and Authorities that is incorporated herein by reference.
MEMORANDUM OF POINTS AND AUTHORITIES
I. RELEVANT FACTS
OpeningstatementsinthismatterweremadeonJanuary2,2013. Sincethattimethe State has thrown evidence and his pen, yelled at nearly every witness who took the stand in support of Ms. Arias and has hurled personal insults at defense counsel. In response to this behavior Ms. Arias has had to make several oral motions for mistrial that have beensummarily denied by this court. More recently Ms. Arias has had to make mistrial motions because the State has not confined its misconduct to inside the courtroom. Most prominent amongst this extra-curricular misconduct is his decision to pose for photographs with his fans outside the courthouse steps where jurors could potentially see him so doing. In further efforts to prove his case in the court of public opinion rather than a court of law on April 4, 2013, the State unapologetically admitted that it had released a plethora of damming evidence that would not otherwise come into trial to the media. Pending before this court is a motion for mistrial based on the former, Ms. Arias motion for mistrial based on the latter was summarily denied.
Note should also be made of the fact that the conduct described above has ramifications that effect the ability of Ms. Arias to present her defense as the public response to this unprofessional conduct has involved berating witnesses via e-mail, telephone and in various internet forums. Said action has not only caused personal distress to these witnesses but has made it difficult for them to provide effective testimony for Ms. Arias....
[Give me a freakin break...]