State vs. Jason Lynn Young 2-24-2012

[fran]

I think maybe JY might need that cigar to smoke on to calm those nerves!!!

He better make sure there's no insurance fraud investigators around if he does that.

Remember, according to the insurance application, he doesn't smoke.

That is, unless he does.

just sayin'
fran

 

[fifteen89]

Now we know why the jury can't bring evidence into the jury room.

?????

 

[Just the Fax]

I didn't hear it... so why can't they?

Supreme Court ruling.

 

[Lucky89]

This is off topic but I can't remember but what was Jason major in college?

 

[Lori59]

Wonder if JY will show all the inmates his d*ck tricks...such a creep. Sorry, so furious listening to how he treated MY's family pertaining to CY

 

[fifteen89]

Now would be an interesting time to go to 3-B and observe the jury.

I posted that first thing this morning.....I want someone in the courtroom to report back what evidence the jurors go to see. Is anyone there today?

 

[Just the Fax]

This is off topic but I can't remember but what was Jason major in college?

Textile apparel management

First job was w/ Nike

 

[Pocono Sleuther]

Why do ya'll think he had to stay on the sidewalk to hose off? They had a sizable back yard and a hose. They could have even used a kiddie pool (small one), for the clean up, then dispose of it (wrap it in a tarp and when to you get a dumpster in Greensboro, toss it).

He wasn't intending on there being any clean up. JY's intention was a 'soft kill'. He underestimated his power to strangle the life out of his wife and unborn son so he resorted to beating once the anger of 'why won't you die?!' hit him. Imo, he was totally unprepared for the bloody scene he found himself in once the rage left and he looked around.

 

[fran]

The running hose isn't even on my personal list of 'guilt,' evidence.

It's just subterfuge, in the big scheme of things that point towards JY's guilt.

JMHO
fran

 

[Wolfpack]

He better make sure there's no insurance fraud investigators around if he does that.

Remember, according to the insurance application, he doesn't smoke.

That is, unless he does.

just sayin'
fran

I've gotta argue the reverse here. I'm a diver. I have all kinds of pictures in my house of me diving. I've been to quite a few places, and I plan on diving again in the future. BUT... I haven't been in over a year. So, when I filled out my insurance application, sitting right there with the adjuster, I explained everything to him in that manner. And I checked the box that says "No scuba diving within the last year."

I'm NOT saying that's the justification for what JY checked, but I don't think an insurance application is authoritative on whether or not he smoked, or can be used to say he committed fraud.

ALSO: Does anyone know the answer to the BC Transcript question I posted a few pages ago? Is the BC transcript complete? Did Schilawski testify to that?

 

[Tipstaff]

I think maybe JY might need that cigar to smoke on to calm those nerves!!!

Can only imagine JY's attorney this weekend - preparing for the case, calming JY and worrying if JY is going to make a run for the border.

 

[Pocono Sleuther]

This is off topic but I can't remember but what was Jason major in college?

<modsnip> Wasn't it business something?

 

[Madeleine74]

However, during deliberations in the Cooper case, the jury asked for certain exhibits, including photos, and those were given to them to look at / discuss in the jury room. Hence my confusion about when evidence can be in a jury room and when they cannot.

 

[Lucky89]

One thing about it Linda Fisher had JY's number and he could not fool her!! Thank God for this woman!! Not only did he attack MY but then look at what he did to MF by calling her to go to the house. Poor little CY!!

 

[cityslick]

Wonder if JY will show all the inmates his d*ck tricks...such a creep. Sorry, so furious listening to how he treated MY's family pertaining to CY

Not making excuses for him, but custody cases in general are usually pretty nasty. Sometimes it's even worse than this.

 

[Wolfpack]

However, during deliberations in the Cooper case, the jury asked for certain exhibits, including photos, and those were given to them to look at / discuss in the jury room. Hence my confusion about when evidence can be in a jury room and when they cannot.

I think they were only photos and exhibits (made by lawyers) right? No physical evidence was taken into the jury room? I don't know if that makes a difference for that ruling.

 

[Lucky89]

Textile apparel management

First job was w/ Nike

Thanks JTF!!

 

[gritguy]

I didn't hear it... so why can't they?

§ 15A&#8209;1233. Review of testimony; use of evidence by the jury.
(a) If the jury after retiring for deliberation requests a review of certain testimony or other evidence, the jurors must be conducted to the courtroom. The judge in his discretion, after notice to the prosecutor and defendant, may direct that requested parts of the testimony be read to the jury and may permit the jury to reexamine in open court the requested materials admitted into evidence. In his discretion the judge may also have the jury review other evidence relating to the same factual issue so as not to give undue prominence to the evidence requested.
(b) Upon request by the jury and with consent of all parties, the judge may in his discretion permit the jury to take to the jury room exhibits and writings which have been received in evidence. If the judge permits the jury to take to the jury room requested exhibits and writings, he may have the jury take additional material or first review other evidence relating to the same issue so as not to give undue prominence to the exhibits or writings taken to the jury room. If the judge permits an exhibit to be taken to the jury room, he must, upon request, instruct the jury not to conduct any experiments with the exhibit. (1977, c. 711, s. 1.)

 

[cityslick]

He wasn't intending on there being any clean up. JY's intention was a 'soft kill'. He underestimated his power to strangle the life out of his wife and unborn son so he resorted to beating once the anger of 'why won't you die?!' hit him. Imo, he was totally unprepared for the bloody scene he found himself in once the rage left and he looked around.

This is one question I have though. If he wasn't intending on a bloody scene, what was he planning to use the Franklins for?

 

[gracielee]

However, during deliberations in the Cooper case, the jury asked for certain exhibits, including photos, and those were given to them to look at / discuss in the jury room. Hence my confusion about when evidence can be in a jury room and when they cannot.

I *thought* they were able to do those things in the regular courtroom? Not take the evidence back in to the jury room, but the courtroom was cleared of everyone except possibly the judge and attorney's. They were not to deliberate about the evidence at that time. Simply view it, and then return to the jury room to deliberate????

I could be all wrong though.