Something I don't understand from his post- there's always a "shift" when you switch lawyers, why is it "massive" because he went from a private attorney to a public defender?
I have personal experience with both of those medications in medical settings- Propofol as anaesthesia for a Colonoscopy, Fentanyl for a D&C. Other than sounding slightly similar phonetically, there's no confusing the effects of these two medications. Propofol will knock you out right away...
Actually his attorney of record at the moment is a public defender. That's one of several theories, the others being that Jackson wouldn't defend him if Nick refused an NGRI plea, or that Jackson was kicked off by the judge because he represented other family members- conflict of interest...
Nick may well be out of his mind, I'm not qualified to diagnose him, but from my observations he feels justified in killing his parents and fails to understand why there should be consequences for it.
But they aren't probably because they are gathering more evidence on her/Harvey. They just have to feel comfortable enough that they have enough to bring it to trial. We have no idea what evidence they have on her. You don't say "Stay tuned" if you don't think that there's going to be more...
He just did enter a plea on Monday. He's been arraigned. If he wasn't mentally competent to do so, it would have come up by then. I'm not taking Harvey Levin/TMZ's word for it- they are a tabloid. Lori Vallow was actually ruled incompetent for awhile. I really think Nick doesn't want the stigma...
I never believed that it was Romy or Jake who hired Jackson. All that was said was "family". I've always thought that it was a sibling of Rob or Michelle's who hired him.
You forgot to add yet... Just because this may be how the prosecutors feel right now and haven't charged her doesn't mean that the situation won't change in the future. We don't know what that bar is or what evidence they actually have.
Yeah, the "eye for an eye" thing is a nice fantasy, but the only way it could happen was if you had the Death Penalty by stabbing. That would be sweet justice for him to experience the pain and terror that he put his victims through. So instead we'll settle for him being inconvenienced by cable...
I don't think he will. I think he rejected the Insanity label, and that's why his lawyer Jackson felt the need to quit. He couldn't defend him otherwise IMO.
This is exactly as I expected, a Regular Not Guilty plea, not NGRI. He just doesn't qualify for it, and I suspect also that HE doesn't want the label, much like Jodi Arias didn't want it.
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