LambChop
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Hahahaaa and all three times she related being choked she also remembered they spit in her face ( oh, maybe Travis was just water). Justice is coming soon!
Or blood.
Hahahaaa and all three times she related being choked she also remembered they spit in her face ( oh, maybe Travis was just water). Justice is coming soon!
Considering their defense, I think a good slap is in order.
I may have to take up drinking for the penalty phase. :fence: Can you imagine weeks and weeks of...............
Jodi was such a shiny baby(best mitigation ever!!) and she grew the best pot. She only kicked us when we really deserved it and even then we didn't bruise all that much. She hardly ever robbed us and when she did it was only to steal stuff she needed to kill her ex. She knows how to make a bazillion Margaritas each shift. She didn't kick our dogs too often and not at all after they ran away. She never ever ran after them to kick them again. She only de-edified me once. :great:
I'm watching a clip of ALV's lecture and it is just so stupid.
What character do you identify with most in Snow White?
If your answer is Snow White, you've been socialized by the patriarchal system.
No - it's not because Snow Whit is the title character and the only character with any personality development.
If you're a guy your answer doesn't count so don't bother speaking up.
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Shower door appears open in this one, no?
Do you know for a fact that ALV is the DT last witness?
You aren't a juror (none of us are), so you don't have all the evidence to sift through and deliberate as a jury will have. So what I'm saying is there isn't a whole lot of difference between your position and mine - we have both determined she is guilty of first degree murder and the case hasn't even gone to the jury yet.
That would be called contrary to the innocent until proven guilty concept, because until a jury returns with a conviction, nobody is guilty.
I guess I feel ganged up on for my opinion when it isn't all that different from anyone else's here. :waiting:
Do you think JA is guilty of first degree murder?
I agree that probably caucasians brought to trial are likely to be guilty. I'm not so sure that's true of african-americans however.
I could convict JA today based on what I do know and sleep like a baby because I know all the things that are too prejudicial for the jury to know.
:what: Maybe Travis is holding the camera (from the way his arm is positioned)...
I do understand your point, but I didn't come into the case with any presuppositions -- that's the difference. It was your statement that you assume all defendants guilty unless proven innocent that caused the disagreement. Otherwise, I can understand what you're getting at from a logical perspective -- but if we didn't have that provision, there would be no jury charge regarding reasonable doubt -- which is a pretty important charge and is intended as a safeguard against overzealous and under-supported charges by the state.
In any case, it's a matter of individual judgment as well, right? There will be twelve jurors deliberating, and all of them will have formed their own opinions regarding the evidence. Some of them will have reached their opinions earlier than others. There may be attempts by some to sway the others to their way of thinking. Underlying all of that deliberation, however, is the fundamental sense of the importance of what they are doing -- because if they are not sufficiently diligent, they could actually convict an innocent person. That concern only exists because the foundation of our system of law regards the accused as innocent until proven guilty.
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Maybe I read this wrong. Do you think there is reasonable doubt. ty
AND...
She says asking a battered woman to grow some and dump her abuser is like asking her to transform from Snow White to the Wicked Queen.
Um the Wicked Queen was Snow White's abuser. So the cure for battered woman syndrome is to become an abuser?
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Considering their defense, I think a good slap is in order.
I may have to take up drinking for the penalty phase. :fence: Can you imagine weeks and weeks of...............
Jodi was such a shiny baby(best mitigation ever!!) and she grew the best pot. She only kicked us when we really deserved it and even then we didn't bruise all that much. She hardly ever robbed us and when she did it was only to steal stuff she needed to kill her ex. She knows how to make a bazillion Margaritas each shift. She didn't kick our dogs too often and not at all after they ran away. She never ever ran after them to kick them again. She only de-edified me once. :great:
So, I guess this is the last position Travis was in when Jodi went at him with the knife? It seems like an awkward position ... and his arm is right there to possibly stop her. If I was thinking this through, I think I might try to stab him in the neck while his back was facing me. Just wondering how she thought she could actually reach his chest.
Now JA has admitted to killing TA. And there the state has bent over backwards with massive funding for a dubious defense.
But something everyone--certainly everyone in the USA--should see is this documentary:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096257/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
The Errol Morris film virtually proved that the Pros knew from the outset who the real killer of a Cop was, but chose to prosecute someone innocent to whom they could give the DP. Actual murderer was underage. Innocent man was convicted and was on death row.
This probably happens far more than we would like to think. Something the innocence project would later prove.
The film is riveting and something we all should have in the back of our minds is capable of happening to each of us if we are in the wrong place at the wrong time.
So, I guess this is the last position Travis was in when Jodi went at him with the knife? It seems like an awkward position ... and his arm is right there to possibly stop her. If I was thinking this through, I think I might try to stab him in the neck while his back was facing me. Just wondering how she thought she could actually reach his chest.
I think ALV is still trying to work out the bugs in her presentation. jmo
Absolutely, and that's exactly why she isn't your average bear. "Normal" people lick their wounds, regroup and move on gladly to make better choices in picking a potential significant other. He was 'just not that into her', other than for friends with benefits, and it appears to me that he was open and honest about that and she pretended she was cool with it. It was a surface mutual agreement. Jodi had another agenda she kept hidden in order to not rock the boat and lose him entirely.A sociopath had been discarded, confronted and threatened of being exposed and stood to loose everything she was determined to achieve, husband,home,wealth,status and security. The number of stab wounds, near decapitation and shot to the head reflect the extreme rage and contempt Jodi felt toward Travis. She wanted him to suffer badly for every rejection and insult he had given to her.