GUILTY AZ - Daniel Rodriguez, 29, fatally shot by Phoenix PD officer, 5 Oct 2010 #2
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The Jury will come back soon........I'll be OK.
Don't scare me! Just got out of "Special Kid's Camp!":facepalm:
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I totally believe Chrisman and his wife told that Agilla lady what to say regarding what she saw outside. Remember when defense asked her, what did you see on the porch, and she rattled off list "taser, notepad, pamplet, Afids." It sounded completely memorized and rehearsed. Couldn't stand that lady.
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He has a record of all full convictions except one and the jury found the lesser of 2nd degree, aggravated or pre-med...something like that?
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You are expanding my vocabulary tenfold....keep it up. I am retired also and loving it!
They certainly all had their story straight.
You know something I noticed? In JM's first part of closing, he went all over the afids by the bush and how the scene was staged and the cop friends of RC moved them, remember? In his second part (right after the stuff about the judge's e-mail to JM), he starts on about the afids and says none were by the bushes and no one moved anything - did you all catch that too? Made me wonder exactly what was in that e-mail to JM? Something about the instruction he gave the jury about looking up a word, or how he shouldn't accuse the cops of committing crimes like falsifying a crime scene? The whole thing just made me go Hmmmm.
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A possible Juan case in the future.......really horrible. Has the elements of one of Juan's previous cases.http://www.kpho.com/story/23407206/8th-suspect-arrested-in-murders-of-az-philanthropists
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I WILL behave!!!!!!! PROMISE! :blushing:
Doug Grant? Manslaughter instead of first degree, which is what he was after. Kind of a miracle considering the jury didn't really think he proved his case.
Thanks, that looks very followable (is that a word?), hope we'll have a thread when it gets to trial, might need a whole section with as many that will be on trial and the two crimes.
Not one question from the jury yet?
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Wow. You are good. Didn't JM say his boss, Bill Montgomery, would be responding? Or do I have that wrong?
Yes, he said Mont. would respond and asked that the e-mail be sealed. Just weird, maybe they don't have anything to do with each other but it hit me odd.
Guys, don't worry about what a tweeting defense attorney is thinking. (Defense attorneys in practice have time to tweet about other cases? 
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Even very seasoned attorneys, ask Juan, cannot predict what a jury will decide. They may think they have hints, but never really. Juries are like a box of chocolates, you know the rest of that line.
Now, back to aphids. They are really cool to observe, outside. If inside take the plant out and quarantine it from anything inside. They make a mess inside. Outside, you will see them in a large yet tiny bodied group. If you watch long enough, you will see the entire group move, simultaneously. Really! It is cool, like one large bug heart beat. Okay, so that may be too much aphid acknowledgement, but they do not move if a human or critter is present. They are one with the plant, which is their food. You are not a threat, nor is the dog, cat, rat, bat, moth, etc... Fascinating stuff.
Now if you want to know how slugs mate, that is even more fascinating!
)Even very seasoned attorneys, ask Juan, cannot predict what a jury will decide. They may think they have hints, but never really. Juries are like a box of chocolates, you know the rest of that line.
Now, back to aphids. They are really cool to observe, outside. If inside take the plant out and quarantine it from anything inside. They make a mess inside. Outside, you will see them in a large yet tiny bodied group. If you watch long enough, you will see the entire group move, simultaneously. Really! It is cool, like one large bug heart beat. Okay, so that may be too much aphid acknowledgement, but they do not move if a human or critter is present. They are one with the plant, which is their food. You are not a threat, nor is the dog, cat, rat, bat, moth, etc... Fascinating stuff.
Now if you want to know how slugs mate, that is even more fascinating!
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I have had concerns, since the CMJA trial, that JM has had so much media exposure and it may have compromised him with judges and other attorneys. It seems that once someone achieves fame, there are a whole lot more people waiting to take you down. I don't know if this was a winnable case, and I would not be surprised if there was a hung jury or a NG verdict. Am I totally alone in my thinking?
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Guys, don't worry about what a tweeting defense attorney is thinking. (Defense attorneys in practice have time to tweet about other cases?
Even very seasoned attorneys, ask Juan, cannot predict what a jury will decide. They may think they have hints, but never really. Juries are like a box of chocolates, you know the rest of that line.
Now, back to aphids. They are really cool to observe, outside. If inside take the plant out and quarantine it from anything inside. They make a mess inside. Outside, you will see them in a large yet tiny bodied group. If you watch long enough, you will see the entire group move, simultaneously. Really! It is cool, like one large bug heart beat. Okay, so that may be too much aphid acknowledgement, but they do not move if a human or critter is present. They are one with the plant, which is their food. You are not a threat, nor is the dog, cat, rat, bat, moth, etc... Fascinating stuff.
Now if you want to know how slugs mate, that is even more fascinating!
Ok. My brain does not process real well, so it took me a minute and having to read this post twice to realize you were talking about REAL aphids and not AFIDS. I was like whoa, the AFIDS move once released from the taser as a whole? Goodness, am I slow :blushing:! Thanks for the
Guys, don't worry about what a tweeting defense attorney is thinking. (Defense attorneys in practice have time to tweet about other cases?
Even very seasoned attorneys, ask Juan, cannot predict what a jury will decide. They may think they have hints, but never really. Juries are like a box of chocolates, you know the rest of that line.
Now, back to aphids. They are really cool to observe, outside. If inside take the plant out and quarantine it from anything inside. They make a mess inside. Outside, you will see them in a large yet tiny bodied group. If you watch long enough, you will see the entire group move, simultaneously. Really! It is cool, like one large bug heart beat. Okay, so that may be too much aphid acknowledgement, but they do not move if a human or critter is present. They are one with the plant, which is their food. You are not a threat, nor is the dog, cat, rat, bat, moth, etc... Fascinating stuff.
Now if you want to know how slugs mate, that is even more fascinating!
It didn't occur to me like that - we have afids...by a bush, that seem to have moved as one to their location, without a human or critter present.
I just ate so I'll have to read about the slugfest at some other time.
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