PaulaF513
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For the last two+ years I've been adamant she would never take the stand, but I never imagined Baez would come up with such a convoluted implausible defense. So now I think there's a 50/ 50 chance she will.
She and her ambitious lawyer have put forward an all or nothing defense that seeks her acquittal. She admits to no wrong doing whatsovever, save allowing her father to cover up the accidental death of his granchild :crazy: and her daughter. When Baez made the claims in his opening statements he assumed the burden of substantiating those allegations. Baez is stating Casey Anthony invented imaginery friends and became so**d up because of being raised in a very disfunctional family and being the victim of years of sexual abuse. He is imo actually putting forward a mental health defense but without any professional opinion to support it. :crazy:
Due to the States motion in limine and Baez failure to proffer any testimony that ICA was abused, Baez, it seems has no way of corroborating the abuse claims without putting ICA on the stand. Despite imo insermountable evidence Caylee's dead body was in that trunk, Baez is still going for broke and blaming it on the trash bag. :floorlaugh: He's damned if he does and he's damned if he doesnt. So this next wannabe Juanny Cochrane and his pathological liar of a client might just go for it.
MOO:crazy:
BBM
What exactly does "motion in limine" mean? I would think that the charges in the DT's opening would have to be substantiated, however, if they think that the state hasn't proven their case, can they rest without any further rebuttal? Can they simply reiterate their opposition to the evidence and leave it to the jurors to decide if the charges against her are true?
In other words, can the DT's opening statement be used as a viable alternative to willful murder? After all, they need only to raise a reasonable doubt.