Tulessa
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Prepare yourself, it's the most likely outcome.
For some reason I think she's getting the DP, and I feel that very strongly.
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Prepare yourself, it's the most likely outcome.
They've probably had that ready for two years.
What's going on? I was outside watching our water rising.
:seeya: It's not the first time they were locked out: the Arias family was NOT allowed in the courtroom when Jodi gave her super duper secret testimony.
The Alexander Family was allowed to be in the courtroom, as they are the VICTIMS !
while we wait
I think Joey from hln is so cute..
I want him to be my leading man in my 50 shades of grey fantasies lol
just sayin
Wonder how she figured that out?
From your lips to God's ear.For some reason I think she's getting the DP, and I feel that very strongly.
She isn't. She'll determine if there is one. it will be read publicly.Wait? Im watching Joey on HLN and I havent heard that
Okay im REALLY getting mad. If JSS announces the verdict in a court sealed proceeding.. thats it for me
Evidence is never excluded because it paints a defendant in a poor light. Never.
Why do we think the headstand, laughing, singing was kept out as prejudicial? In fact, how do we know it was kept out at all? As far as I know, JM showed large parts of the video and we were never told which parts exactly.
Assuming those things were not shown to the jury: As to the headstand, I would imagine that if JM only played parts of the video he would have left that part out as he would know it was irrelevant (not prejudicial, but just irrelevant). As to the laughing and singing, I would think JM would have been able to play that part to show conduct inconsistent with remorse. But how do we know he even asked to play that part?? If I were him, I might have decided not to show any "strange" behavior on the ground that it could reinforce the "mental illness" mitigator. Perhaps he decided to show only the parts of the video that show Jodi as a totally rational, cold liar.
mike watkiss ‏@mikewatkiss3tv · 1m1 minute ago
got a couple of phone calls asking me to do nancy grace show tonight -i'd rather drag a razor blade over my eyeball #jodiarias #3tvarias
If there's going to be a verdict announced, why isn't the media allowed in the courtroom?
But... she kept out the Magic Panties as too prejudicial.Evidence is never excluded because it paints a defendant in a poor light. Never.
Why do we think the headstand, laughing, singing was kept out as prejudicial? In fact, how do we know it was kept out at all? As far as I know, JM showed large parts of the video and we were never told which parts exactly.
Assuming those things were not shown to the jury: As to the headstand, I would imagine that if JM only played parts of the video he would have left that part out as he would know it was irrelevant (not prejudicial, but just irrelevant). As to the laughing and singing, I would think JM would have been able to play that part to show conduct inconsistent with remorse. But how do we know he even asked to play that part?? If I were him, I might have decided not to show any "strange" behavior on the ground that it could reinforce the "mental illness" mitigator. Perhaps he decided to show only the parts of the video that show Jodi as a totally rational, cold liar.
legal experts yesterday said agreement on sentencing after an Allen statement is very unlikely. I would love for you to be correct, I'm a numbers / statistics person so I go with probabilities, I can't help it. LOLFor some reason I think she's getting the DP, and I feel that very strongly.
For some reason I think she's getting the DP, and I feel that very strongly.
From Hayden:
Troy Hayden ‏@troyhaydenfox10 · 21s21 seconds ago
Court security is now beefed up outside #JodiArias courtroom.
JMO -- It must be a Verdict -- JMO !!!!!
AZL, once the jury reaches a verdict, who exactly knows what the verdict is before the judge reads it aloud? Anyone besides the jurors?
Why does it make sense? It's what happened and the jury should be aware, IMO, just like they should be aware of her stashing a gun and knives in her rental car. If they had that info it would make their decision easier. I realize that doesn't have to do with the crime, but IMO, I know it's not the law, but to me, it goes to her state of mind. Shows she had no remorse and was planning something otherwise why hide a gun and knives in a rental car and telling your dad your going to Mexico.