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Now he's a impromptu Jury Consultant? I wanna be one too.[emoji4]
Let's hope the State of Arizona is not billed for Zervakos' interview by the defense attorneys. Seriously, this could happen.
Now he's a impromptu Jury Consultant? I wanna be one too.[emoji4]
Let's hope the State of Arizona is not billed for Zervakos' interview by the defense attorneys. Seriously, this could happen.
Where is everybody? Am I on the wrong thread?
Oh, I agree that I don't think any appeal on this issue will be successful, due to the convict's constant courting of the media for her self-aggrandizement (love that term), but you just know they will try because she gave them a reason to do so. The witnesses could have asked to have their identity masked while on the stand, just like they did with Darryl Brewer in the guilt phase. (Although, his concern should have been with his hands being visible, not his face, lol. :blushingTotally agree with everything but what I have bolded.
I believe an appeal will be filed on that issue, but will not be successful. There would have to be some proof that cameras in the courtroom caused the verdict to go the way it did and that had this not been televised the verdict would have been different. I cannot figure any way that anyone could convince an appeals court that the killer would have likely been found not guilty if the trial had not been televised. Her witnesses refusing to testify? BS on that one. They could have been subpoenaed. Or testified off camera. Nope--they didn't testify because they feared what could happen to them if the LIED under oath. IMO.
Here's the kicker: If they testify this time, and lie because they feel more comfy doing so without a camera in the room, they should still fear what could happen to them. Again, IMO.
Oh, I agree that I don't think any appeal on this issue will be successful, due to the convict's constant courting of the media for her self-aggrandizement (love that term), but you just know they will try because she gave them a reason to do so. The witnesses could have asked to have their identity masked while on the stand, just like they did with Darryl Brewer in the guilt phase. (Although, his concern should have been with his hands being visible, not his face, lol. :blushing. However, that still didn't stop him from immediately going straight to the media to give an exclusive interview. :gaah: I'm just so sick of the convict and her defense team constantly playing these games.
I'm sure it did happen.
No reason to think it didn't.
They're not working pro bono, and they bill for every partial hour they spend on CMJA's case, so...
Oh, I agree that I don't think any appeal on this issue will be successful, due to the convict's constant courting of the media for her self-aggrandizement (love that term), but you just know they will try because she gave them a reason to do so. The witnesses could have asked to have their identity masked while on the stand, just like they did with Darryl Brewer in the guilt phase. (Although, his concern should have been with his hands being visible, not his face, lol. :blushing. However, that still didn't stop him from immediately going straight to the media to give an exclusive interview. :gaah: I'm just so sick of the convict and her defense team constantly playing these games.