Yeah...kinda like RH's blog regarding Bill Shaeffer. Disappointing to say the least.![]()
I think a suitable word would be petulant.
Yeah...kinda like RH's blog regarding Bill Shaeffer. Disappointing to say the least.![]()
And with all due respect, if his high school friend held any merit in this, a link can be provided..
You would think an attorney in his own right would not come into public and even post such a thing unless he could back it up..
JMHO
Count Three - Agg. Manslaughter because it only requires an intentional omission (not calling police ASAP); counts 1 and 2 require an intentional physical act.
With that said, if Caylee died accidentally and Casey somehow testifies, or defense alludes to that; calling police would not have have changed how Caylee died. Thus although the omission was intentional, it did not contribute to the death before the fact. And she could walk on that as well.
What bothers me is the State filed the Notice to Seek the Death Penalty on April 14 - and I still haven't seen something that just jumps out at me and says PREMEDITATED DEATH.
They don't have much more.BBM
Could it be that there was something in forensic reports from the lab at that time that hasn't been released in discovery yet?
Do you think prosecution is holding back or do you think we have seen pretty much everything they have in terms of evidence?
I am not offering it as fact - because my friend does not want anything to do with this circus. If either side wants to find him, it is as simple as interviewing Kronk's co-workers. From what I understand, Kronk was a gab at work.
Anyway, I know I am new in here; but how could I post a link to something told to me personally? Would a link to my office from Google Maps suffice?
Count Three - Agg. Manslaughter because it only requires an intentional omission (not calling police ASAP); counts 1 and 2 require an intentional physical act.
With that said, if Caylee died accidentally and Casey somehow testifies, or defense alludes to that; calling police would not have have changed how Caylee died. Thus although the omission was intentional, it did not contribute to the death before the fact. And she could walk on that as well.
What bothers me is the State filed the Notice to Seek the Death Penalty on April 14 - and I still haven't seen something that just jumps out at me and says PREMEDITATED DEATH.
I have jumped ahead several pages, so forgive me if this has been posted already.
Andrea Lyons is an Associate Professor of Law at DePaul University in Chicago. Link: http://www.depaul.edu/academics/our_faculty/lyon.asp
DePaul University is a private Catholic university with corresponding core values and mission statement as seen here: http://www.depaul.edu/about/mission/index.asp
Therefore, how can her campus board condone such vile commentary? It appears to fly in the face of Catholic core values - what about the Ten Commandments? I would have some extremely serious issues if I were a parent writing checks to this university.
Here is how jury selection works. The jurors first fill out questionnaires that the lawyers get to review, then the judge asks preliminary questions, the state asks their questions, and then the defense asks questions.
A major topic is going to be who heard pretrial publicity. So while Potential Juror 1 may not have heard the tapes, Potential Juror 2 may have and will then say "well I heard she said this about jurors, and I think she is a witch." Suddenly PJ1, who had no position agrees with PJ2 and asserts his agreement when asked if anyone else agrees with PJ2.
Now both jurors would be stricken for cause, as they would have exhibited a bias against the defense team.
Now once this will likely become a heated topic, and suddenly PJ5, PJ7, PJ14, etc all express the same bias - and they all too are excluded.
Now the State is left with PJ3, PJ4, PJ6, PJ9, PJ9, etc who all said they understood the context of what was said and why it was said and they stay in the jury pool because they have not expressed a bias against the defense, nor by saying they understand the context of the statements are the expressing a sympathy for the defense that the State could use to strike them for cause.
So basically, once this questioning is done. All of the shoot now, sort 'em out later people are off the jury and you are left with more level headed people.
Now, once the jury is seated with a pro-defense jury, the statements will never be discussed again.
Also, the entire audio of her speech would not be played for any reason, even during jury selection. Rather, the only exposure during jury selection would be what people remember hearing.
They don't have much more.
I am, however, somewhat disappointed. He is cheating on us and posting in the insession boards. In fact, he posted there first. I thought we were his only ones. <sniff>
Blaise
I am not offering it as fact - because my friend does not want anything to do with this circus. If either side wants to find him, it is as simple as interviewing Kronk's co-workers. From what I understand, Kronk was a gab at work.
Anyway, I know I am new in here; but how could I post a link to something told to me personally? Would a link to my office from Google Maps suffice?
Heh.
I know how Our Boy Richard feels about this case! Turns out Michelle Bart (remember her?) has a blogger radio show. Bizarrely, she has some first run guests (Mark Williams, Dr. Kobilinsky, Mark Eiglarsh). Go figure.
Kobilinsky (remember him? He's on the defense payroll, and Nancy used him as a pinanta for weeks) was going on that Dr. G. made a mistake when she ruled it a homicide.
Hornsby calls in and absolutely EATS. HIS. LUNCH. Koby, bless his stupid little heart, seems absolutely hurt.
Also Hornsby raises some serious questions about about Casey's initial hiring of Jose. Per Hornsby, Casey wasn't booked until midnight, and by 3:00 p.m. the next afternoon, Baez has filed Notice of Representation papers. Something about this is not enough time to make a decision about such an important decision.
Hornsby's participation is in the last 15 minutes. I got the very strong impression that Hornsby thinks she's guilty as sin. He sez Baez and Casey's egos are too big to take any plea that the state would offer, because the State's case is so strong that they won't be offering less than 30 years.
The entire show is a bit of a hoot, where Bart comes up with these bizarre theories and her very own guests shoot them down, and she seems chastened and comes up with another one, and her guests shoot her down again. Very entertaining 90 minutes.
Hornsby -- Put down the turkey and let me know if I've misquoted you.
Here's the URL for the show. It's titled "Voices for Justice: Casey Anthony" Part 2. Hornsby's call-in is in the last 15 minutes.
http://www.blogcatalog.com/blog/its-a-mystery-to-me/db0657347c4f2489ae848c905a5ece78
Blaise
What we're looking for is a link to the ebay listing. If the listing was removed, a screenshot of it before it was removed will suffice. You would also need to provide documentation of how you confirmed that the poster of said item was indeed Kronk.
I'm speculating that Kronk - or someone else - at some point cracked a joke about selling the stick on ebay, but did not actually list it.
Most of us have cracked a joke or two about auctioning, e.g., a grilled cheese sandwich with the face of Jesus on ebay.
Soooo... you gonna linky dinky do?
Nope - pretty spot on.
I will post the stamped copies of Casey's booking report and Jose's Notice of Appearance tonight. You will see that in less 14 hours (in between booking, IA appearances, and movement at jeail) Casey made the life or death decision of Jose Baez has her attorney..... Unless she had called him before this all blew up. Um, that is called guilty conscious in my book.
As a sidenote, a reporter friend said that Jose Baez was actually contacted by Grund the day of her arrest because Baez had represented Grund before on a small misdemeanor or something. If that is the case, might not be such a big deal. But still, I have never gotten into such a big case the same day I was contacted.
Please do not take what I am about to say out of context, but... I personally think Casey Anthony is guilty, I am just not sure of exactly what yet.
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Heh.
I know how Our Boy Richard feels about this case! Turns out Michelle Bart (remember her?) has a blogger radio show. Bizarrely, she has some first run guests (Mark Williams, Dr. Kobilinsky, Mark Eiglarsh). Go figure.
Kobilinsky (remember him? He's on the defense payroll, and Nancy used him as a pinanta for weeks) was going on that Dr. G. made a mistake when she ruled it a homicide.
Hornsby calls in and absolutely EATS. HIS. LUNCH. Koby, bless his stupid little heart, seems absolutely hurt.
Also Hornsby raises some serious questions about about Casey's initial hiring of Jose. Per Hornsby, Casey wasn't booked until midnight, and by 3:00 p.m. the next afternoon, Baez has filed Notice of Representation papers. Something about this is not enough time to make a decision about such an important decision.
Hornsby's participation is in the last 15 minutes. I got the very strong impression that Hornsby thinks she's guilty as sin. He sez Baez and Casey's egos are too big to take any plea that the state would offer, because the State's case is so strong that they won't be offering less than 30 years.
The entire show is a bit of a hoot, where Bart comes up with these bizarre theories and her very own guests shoot them down, and she seems chastened and comes up with another one, and her guests shoot her down again. Very entertaining 90 minutes.
Hornsby -- Put down the turkey and let me know if I've misquoted you.
Here's the URL for the show. It's titled "Voices for Justice: Casey Anthony" Part 2. Hornsby's call-in is in the last 15 minutes.
http://www.blogcatalog.com/blog/its-a-mystery-to-me/db0657347c4f2489ae848c905a5ece78
Blaise
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