race of victim missing so....when do the riots start?

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I'm hearing a report on Newsmax of a rumor that the jury is deadlocked 6-6. Don't have any validation for it, but they did mention it.
If we didn't bring a lunch we didn't eat. However, we could buy these little 4oz milk, chocolate milk or orange drink containers. We got 2 of them for 25 cents, but if we bought an entire week, we got them for 20 cents. The milkman would drop them off at the school just before lunch.
BTW, we ate our lunches in our classrooms. No cafeteria for this kid. We didn't have a cafeteria until high school.
You ever seen someone's vein pop out of his forehead through a one way mirror? I didn't think so.Ever heard of a one way mirror?
They're not that good, but you make them sound like they're dysfunctional or something. They're far better than most felony defendants have.Kyle's defense counsel...fuck them! They suck so bad. They should be, with proper courtesy to the judge, hounding about those prosecutorial oversteps on their client's Constitutional rights and making that case for the mistrial with prejudice at every turn right now. They are not adhering to their duty to employ whatever legal means they have to keep their client's freedom, and they have plenty of ammo to do so right now.
Ever heard of a one way mirror?
That defense team's primary purpose is to vehemently fight for their client against a powerful state and keep their client out of prison. They were handed a gift by the prosecution, in the form of stepping on their client's Constitutional rights during trial, several times, prompting event the judge to loudly castigate the prosecution, due to the egregious offense, despite them having significant trial experience. And it was a pattern of offenses, throughout the trial, with a Brady violation, disregarding judge rulings, disregarding well-established Constitutional law, and they were admonished so many times during trial, that the judge did accept the basis for a mistrial with prejudice, due to those facts.They're not that good, but you make them sound like they're dysfunctional or something. They're far better than most felony defendants have.
If I were him, I wouldn't have hired attorneys that are so old. The median American is 38-39 years old. Hiring a bunch of ancient boomers just because they have experience is how they ended up not really understanding how the average juror sees this case.
Well in my defense, I can’t see that mirror or no mirror, from the distance of a jury box, unless it’s a really large vein!You ever seen someone's vein pop out of his forehead through a one way mirror? I didn't think so.
Nah, they sent them to Iceland for a week or two. Local gov thought it was unfair that we were paying all these Mexican criminals half a mil while these people were on this case and fearing for their lives. So they decided to send them and their families to Iceland for a week for calm reflection in nature.So is the jury back in deliberation room or what?
Some talking heads to entertain while you wait.So is the jury back in deliberation room or what?
ah yes, those traditionally black names "Huber", "Rosenbaum", and "Grosskreutz"My wife says to me this morning "They wouldnt be claiming racism if one of the guys he shot had been white."
This explains my kids.
The divorce papers will be served in about ten minutes.
Some talking heads to entertain while you wait.
My wife says to me this morning "They wouldnt be claiming racism if one of the guys he shot had been white."
This explains my kids.
The divorce papers will be served in about ten minutes.
I don't really think the prosecutors have the kind of trial experience they ought to have to be trying a case like this. I certainly wouldn't want to be trying any homicide after only 13 trials, much less a high profile one with a meritorious defense. I did more than that in my first year or two as a lawyer. It doesn't matter anyway because the defendant has the same constitutional rights regardless of the trial experience of the prosecutors, but certainly the judge is going to give experienced lawyers far less leeway.That defense team's primary purpose is to vehemently fight for their client against a powerful state and keep their client out of prison. They were handed a gift by the prosecution, in the form of stepping on their client's Constitutional rights during trial, several times, prompting event the judge to loudly castigate the prosecution, due to the egregious offense, despite them having significant trial experience. And it was a pattern of offenses, throughout the trial, with a Brady violation, disregarding judge rulings, disregarding well-established Constitutional law, and they were admonished so many times during trial, that the judge did accept the basis for a mistrial with prejudice, due to those facts.
At this point, the defense should have been hammering for that decision, yet they sit on their hands; yes, they are dysfunctional, because their client's life is at stake and they are now acting like this is just no big deal. Especially in a case where self-defense is so clear, that I sense even the judge knows. By the defense being so timid and cavalier about the possible outcomes that would destroy their client's life, yeah, I stand by my assertion they suck bad.
Judges aren't like juries. They're not going to be persuaded by theatrics. It is ultimately what the record shows that will sway the judge to make a pure legal decision, not oral argument.
People in this thread aren't giving the proper respect to the JURY who are the ultimate safeguard against government overreach. Even if this jury hangs, the fact that the honest conviction of even one citizen on that jury can prevent an injustice from happening is something we should respect and admire, not scorn. No other country, not even England where we got the idea for jury trials, still allows their citizens to decide serious issues like this. We are unique in the world in affording those kinds of protections for those charged with crimes here.With such ardent guardians of our our Constitution, I am amazed at how the Bill of Rights has eroded away before their very eyes.
Where did I mention beating the table or theatrics? My words included with respect to the judge; they should be strenuously making the case and they are not doing any such thing. They have the grounds and should be zealously pursuing. They are not and that is a massive disservice.I don't really think the prosecutors have the kind of trial experience they ought to have to be trying a case like this. I certainly wouldn't want to be trying any homicide after only 13 trials, much less a high profile one with a meritorious defense. I did more than that in my first year or two as a lawyer. It doesn't matter anyway because the defendant has the same constitutional rights regardless of the trial experience of the prosecutors, but certainly the judge is going to give experienced lawyers far less leeway.
I think it's also a misnomer that the defense attorneys should be beating the table. They filed a motion and asked the court respectfully for a ruling. That is how that issue is handled. Judges aren't like juries. They're not going to be persuaded by theatrics. It is ultimately what the record shows that will sway the judge to make a pure legal decision, not oral argument.
People in this thread aren't giving the proper respect to the JURY who are the ultimate safeguard against government overreach. Even if this jury hangs, the fact that the honest conviction of even one citizen on that jury can prevent an injustice from happening is something we should respect and admire, not scorn. No other country, not even England where we got the idea for jury trials, still allows their citizens to decide serious issues like this. We are unique in the world in affording those kinds of protections for those charged with crimes here.
Jury is currently out to lunch.Reports of Verdict in on live stream, any truth?
"Judges aren't like juries. They're not going to be persuaded by theatrics."I don't really think the prosecutors have the kind of trial experience they ought to have to be trying a case like this. I certainly wouldn't want to be trying any homicide after only 13 trials, much less a high profile one with a meritorious defense. I did more than that in my first year or two as a lawyer. It doesn't matter anyway because the defendant has the same constitutional rights regardless of the trial experience of the prosecutors, but certainly the judge is going to give experienced lawyers far less leeway.
I think it's also a misnomer that the defense attorneys should be beating the table. They filed a motion and asked the court respectfully for a ruling. That is how that issue is handled. Judges aren't like juries. They're not going to be persuaded by theatrics. It is ultimately what the record shows that will sway the judge to make a pure legal decision, not oral argument.
People in this thread aren't giving the proper respect to the JURY who are the ultimate safeguard against government overreach. Even if this jury hangs, the fact that the honest conviction of even one citizen on that jury can prevent an injustice from happening is something we should respect and admire, not scorn. No other country, not even England where we got the idea for jury trials, still allows their citizens to decide serious issues like this. We are unique in the world in affording those kinds of protections for those charged with crimes here.
Trying to, only finding tv show reviews.Perhaps you should look into what was 1920s-early 1930s Babylon of Berlin,
That doesn’t exactly narrow things down much…….Let me guess. You're married to a woman that constantly reminds you how much smarter she is than you. Correct?