I didn't watch it all, and I bet most of the public didn't either.
nossy Send a noteboard - 05/07/2011 11:44:04 PM
The jury is the only group that matters; I wasn't there, and they were. Who are we to claim we understand the facts better than they do?
the public was presented with all the evidence the jury was too so based on the statements and evidence released by the authorities I wold say a guilty verdict would be totally reasonable. I guess the real issue here is how shitty does a lawyer have to be to NOT get a guilty verdict form this case.
The biggest difference is that the public got to be the mobtastic peanut gallery on this. They did not have to weigh all of the facts seriously and then make a judgment on someone's life.
I didn't watch any of it, so I can't say anything for certain, but I have to say that if the jury didn't find her guilty, the public might want to spend some time rethinking rather than assuming it was all a farce.
Casey Anthony found the only 12 people on earth that didnt think she was guilty, Congratulations!
05/07/2011 09:23:49 PM
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Judge not lest you be judged
05/07/2011 10:10:14 PM
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I believe in divine judgement
05/07/2011 11:38:44 PM
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I can tell you exactly why a jury didn't find her guilty of perjury, child neglect etc:
06/07/2011 12:04:12 AM
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she was found guilty of 7 counts of lying to the Authorities
06/07/2011 12:10:03 AM
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You so-and-sos convinced me to look this up on Wikipedia.
06/07/2011 05:11:40 PM
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That tweet sums it all up...
05/07/2011 10:43:55 PM
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This. There is a reason we do trial by jury not trial by lynch mob. *NM*
05/07/2011 10:47:56 PM
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Kinda makes one wonder about how truthful and non-biased the information from the media is, no?
05/07/2011 11:15:25 PM
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the thing is
05/07/2011 11:30:17 PM
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The public was presented with all 33 days worth?
05/07/2011 11:35:05 PM
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I didn't watch it all, and I bet most of the public didn't either.
05/07/2011 11:44:04 PM
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murder conviction REQUIRES unanimity from the jury
06/07/2011 03:40:21 PM
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Exactly! What did the jury learn that we the public didn't?
05/07/2011 11:31:56 PM
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Did you spend 8 hours a day for a month going thru the evidence? *NM*
05/07/2011 11:36:03 PM
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The judicial system IS based on the belief it's better to free the guilty than condemn the innocent.
05/07/2011 11:52:37 PM
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So far this is the first time I've used the Facebook "LIKE" button.
06/07/2011 04:46:06 AM
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I would have to side with the jury on this one. As much as I think she did it, I could not have
06/07/2011 12:18:05 AM
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I cannot begin to express how little I care.
06/07/2011 01:07:48 AM
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I wholeheartedly agree.
06/07/2011 01:28:22 AM
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You think her race and sex are irrelevant to the media attention garnered?
06/07/2011 06:55:33 AM
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In a word, yes.
06/07/2011 12:27:37 PM
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except it does apply.
06/07/2011 02:43:08 PM
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I agree, but what if the accused was of a different race/ethnicity?
06/07/2011 02:55:22 PM
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Last I heard, we don't try people via the Court of Public Opinion *NM*
06/07/2011 03:13:40 AM
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Nope. I didn't think she was guilty of 1st degree murder. Nobody is to blame but the prosecutors...
06/07/2011 04:37:39 AM
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she did claim the death was an accident and she was found not guilty of manslaughter as well *NM*
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I thuught they would have had to charge her with that in order to convict her of it?
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