Casey will soon be a multi-millionaire several times over. Watch for her on next season's "Dancing with the Stars" Originally Posted by BababoeuyGuaranteed she poses for Playboy magazine
I haven't followed one word of evidence in this case, and frankly, I doubt any of the posters who have expressed outrage here have followed much more of the evidence. Granted, you may have read biased media accounts of the evidence, but not the evidence itself.
The twelve jurors who spent weeks of their lives with his case, heard every word of evidence. The looked, or at least had the opportunity to look at, every single document that was admitted into evidence. They heard the cross-examination of witnesses by the attorneys. They heard the arguments of the lawyers about the evidence. And they heard the law that applied to the case explained by the judge. Not one of you had that advantage. Yet you smugly sit and disparage weeks and weeks of hard work by the men and women who had all of that available to them based on a half-heard smattering of ignorant (and often inaccurate) "infotianment" media bullshit.
Shameful in the extreme and very disrespectful of our jury system. Originally Posted by TexTushHog
Guaranteed she poses for Playboy magazine Originally Posted by fazI'd rather she be acquitted of posing for Playboy's mag and guilty of the crime of spread eagle hoochie showing for Hustler! I'd give her 6 to 9 if she does
With all of the evidence Nancy Grace threw at us day after day, the jury still couldn't find her guilty? She must not have really done it if, with ALL of this evidence, the jury (who probably DID want to convict her as we all do), couldn't find an excuse to lock her up.The one time I had jury duty filled in a lot of the blanks. If you follow the judge's instructions pertaining to the rules of evidence and testimony, the verdict should be straight forward. DNA for example. They told us that DNA was bullet proof unless some questions about improper handling, etc. Trying to exclude the evidence happens before the trial or if during, not in front of the jury. In our trial, the major debate was between the total values of the equipment. At $300,000 there was an increase in penalty. It was either $285,000 or $330,000. One of the jurors brought up the point that if this was his first offense, the lower value was good enough. If it wasn't his first offense, the prior would give him the same bonus upgrade the higher value would have given him. That was really the only thing we could debate. Can somebody hold out against logic and overwhelming evidence? They sure can.
Even the prosecuting attorney said he accepted the jury's decision. Sounds to me as if he even knew there wasn't enough evidence.
So if she didn't do it..then WHO did??? Originally Posted by AimeeAims