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Jodi Arias case (2 Viewers)

So who is the next attractive white woman on trial for murder of her kid/husband/gay lover? Anything in the farm system?

 
Woz, is this defense team done or will be they be forced to her side again for the appeal case? I know Nurmi will be gone if he can be.

 
The prosecutor got the job done 100%, enough with the bashing now?

If I'm not mistaken this isn't the first female murderer he's sent to death row.

 
Woz, is this defense team done or will be they be forced to her side again for the appeal case? I know Nurmi will be gone if he can be.
She will get different attorneys. Reason for this is that one of her remedies would be to claim her trial attorneys were ineffective (in az this claim is separate from an appeal). Obviously the trial attorney won't file this against himself, so she will need a new attorney.Eta: she will likely get the appellate division of the Maricopa public Defender's office. They have some absolute brilliant attorneys in that office.
 
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Woz, is this defense team done or will be they be forced to her side again for the appeal case? I know Nurmi will be gone if he can be.
She will get different attorneys. Reason for this is that one of her remedies would be to claim her trial attorneys were ineffective (in az this claim is separate from an appeal). Obviously the trial attorney won't file this against himself, so she will need a new attorney.
How does that work as far as paying her attorneys? No way she has the money to pay round 1, how can you go round 2?Or do attorneys want to jump on it for the high profile side?
 
Woz, is this defense team done or will be they be forced to her side again for the appeal case? I know Nurmi will be gone if he can be.
She will get different attorneys. Reason for this is that one of her remedies would be to claim her trial attorneys were ineffective (in az this claim is separate from an appeal). Obviously the trial attorney won't file this against himself, so she will need a new attorney.
So what are the possibilities with this M1 case? Is it down to life w/or w/out parole vs death or can things change to reduced charges?

 
Woz, is this defense team done or will be they be forced to her side again for the appeal case? I know Nurmi will be gone if he can be.
She will get different attorneys. Reason for this is that one of her remedies would be to claim her trial attorneys were ineffective (in az this claim is separate from an appeal). Obviously the trial attorney won't file this against himself, so she will need a new attorney.
How does that work as far as paying her attorneys? No way she has the money to pay round 1, how can you go round 2?Or do attorneys want to jump on it for the high profile side?
Everyone, including the poor, has the right to court appointed counsel for trial and one appeal. As I edited to include above, I'd bet she'd get the appellate division of the Pdo - which is a publicly funded office. If not, she may get a court appointed private attorney with a county contract (I'm one of these guys). They bill the county by the hour. In short, the county taxpayers foot the bill.
 
Woz, is this defense team done or will be they be forced to her side again for the appeal case? I know Nurmi will be gone if he can be.
She will get different attorneys. Reason for this is that one of her remedies would be to claim her trial attorneys were ineffective (in az this claim is separate from an appeal). Obviously the trial attorney won't file this against himself, so she will need a new attorney.
So what are the possibilities with this M1 case? Is it down to life w/or w/out parole vs death or can things change to reduced charges?
An appeal or a petition for post conviction relief generally only give the remedy of sending the case back for another trial. It's unlikely an appeal would cause a simple adjustment in the conviction or sentence (barring any sort of 8th amendment claim).
 
Probably the Crime of the Century, when you think about it. Bigger than anything that's ever happened since 1/1/2000.

 
"I pray constantly for every member of the jury. I'd rather die than live." Jodi on suicide watch in jail. More attention seeking or for reals? :rolleyes:

 
HLN going ape#### that someone gets to interview her right after the verdict. Bombshell. Greta interviewing interviewer, slapping fatass Nancy Disgrace across her ugly face.

 
Reverse psychology or not? Her I want to die comment.. Did she do the interview against her attnys wishes or were they in on it...

 
Reverse psychology or not? Her I want to die comment.. Did she do the interview against her attnys wishes or were they in on it...
She just want to continue to develop her cult of personality. She knows even if she gets the death penalty she probably won't get executed. If there was a law that said a death row inmate could request execution at anytime I bet she would clam up.

 
I don't understand the victim's family saying they are filing a wrongful death suit. Arias has money? :confused:

Seems like an expensive proposition with very little chance of payoff.

 
I don't understand the victim's family saying they are filing a wrongful death suit. Arias has money? :confused:Seems like an expensive proposition with very little chance of payoff.
They are doing that so Jodi wont be able to profit from the case.
I thought that was prohibited anyway? I've seen many times after a guilty verdict, the judge will decree that the defendant is not allowed to accept payment for books, interviews, etc.
 
I don't understand the victim's family saying they are filing a wrongful death suit. Arias has money? :confused:Seems like an expensive proposition with very little chance of payoff.
They are doing that so Jodi wont be able to profit from the case.
I thought that was prohibited anyway? I've seen many times after a guilty verdict, the judge will decree that the defendant is not allowed to accept payment for books, interviews, etc.
I thought so too. I dont know, maybe there are loopholes for these criminals to get around that.

 
I just went on the JodiIsInnocent website to see the comments. Those people need help...
You don't even need to get to the comments for that... (the bold/caps is from the website, but the red is mine for emphasis)

At the end of all that – and taking all the various countless factors into account… and maybe some we’ve not even thought of yet… we WILL (once again) be victorious in our combined quest for JUSTICE FOR JODI. Yep… you heard it here first.

So peeps… leave your comments below on today’s verdict, while we prepare to battle on!

Thanks again for all your support over the past 4+ months. Let’s keep it going.

The pedo-hugging ######s’ joy will be short lived.

WE ARE TEAM JODI – AND WE WILL BE VICTORIOUS!

Today doesn’t changes that.

I’ll see you tomorrow @ 1.00 pm or thereabouts.

SJ

Team Jodi
Hey guy, being convicted of M1 does, in point of fact, change that.

 
I don't understand the victim's family saying they are filing a wrongful death suit. Arias has money? :confused:Seems like an expensive proposition with very little chance of payoff.
They are doing that so Jodi wont be able to profit from the case.
I thought that was prohibited anyway? I've seen many times after a guilty verdict, the judge will decree that the defendant is not allowed to accept payment for books, interviews, etc.
I thought so too. I dont know, maybe there are loopholes for these criminals to get around that.
She can't profit from anything related to the case like books and interviews but she can from her artwork. There's enough nutjobs out there who will support her so this is to prevent her from getting the money. They said there was 1 guy who just atm'd her $800. :crazy:

 
I just went on the JodiIsInnocent website to see the comments. Those people need help...
You don't even need to get to the comments for that... (the bold/caps is from the website, but the red is mine for emphasis)

>

At the end of all that – and taking all the various countless factors into account… and maybe some we’ve not even thought of yet… we WILL (once again) be victorious in our combined quest for JUSTICE FOR JODI. Yep… you heard it here first.

So peeps… leave your comments below on today’s verdict, while we prepare to battle on!

Thanks again for all your support over the past 4+ months. Let’s keep it going.

The pedo-hugging #######’ joy will be short lived.

WE ARE TEAM JODI – AND WE WILL BE VICTORIOUS!

Today doesn’t changes that.

I’ll see you tomorrow @ 1.00 pm or thereabouts.

SJ

Team Jodi
Hey guy, being convicted of M1 does, in point of fact, change that.
Of course this site exists...of course it does. Wow, incredibly sad.

My guess is these are damaged people with misdirected anger. Arias was brilliant in making up things about the guy beating her and looking at kiddie porn. Now she's got the straight-jacket contingent behind her.

I don't understand the victim's family saying they are filing a wrongful death suit. Arias has money? :confused:

Seems like an expensive proposition with very little chance of payoff.
They are doing that so Jodi wont be able to profit from the case.
I thought that was prohibited anyway? I've seen many times after a guilty verdict, the judge will decree that the defendant is not allowed to accept payment for books, interviews, etc.
I thought so too. I dont know, maybe there are loopholes for these criminals to get around that.
She can't profit from anything related to the case like books and interviews but she can from her artwork. There's enough nutjobs out there who will support her so this is to prevent her from getting the money. They said there was 1 guy who just atm'd her $800. :crazy:
And the nutjobs have money. Wow, do these cases ever bring out the crazies in society.

 
So lawer guy/gals - what is the difference between premediatated and felony murder? 5 jurors voted on premed while the other 7 voted on premed AND felony murder. What gives?

 
I don't understand the victim's family saying they are filing a wrongful death suit. Arias has money? :confused:Seems like an expensive proposition with very little chance of payoff.
They are doing that so Jodi wont be able to profit from the case.
I thought that was prohibited anyway? I've seen many times after a guilty verdict, the judge will decree that the defendant is not allowed to accept payment for books, interviews, etc.
I thought so too. I dont know, maybe there are loopholes for these criminals to get around that.
She can't profit from anything related to the case like books and interviews but she can from her artwork. There's enough nutjobs out there who will support her so this is to prevent her from getting the money. They said there was 1 guy who just atm'd her $800. :crazy:
Was that guy hamster? I reckon she can use the art money to purchase some sheets for prison with a high thread cotton count, a radio, and some stationary to correspond with her admirers.

 
So lawer guy/gals - what is the difference between premediatated and felony murder? 5 jurors voted on premed while the other 7 voted on premed AND felony murder. What gives?
Felony murder is when someone is killed during the commission of a separate felony. So, for example, if you are robbing a store and, during the robbery, someone is shot and killed, you can be charged with felony murder even if you were not the person who pulled the trigger.

I'm not sure what the separate felony was here.

 
CurlyNight said:
So lawer guy/gals - what is the difference between premediatated and felony murder? 5 jurors voted on premed while the other 7 voted on premed AND felony murder. What gives?
Felony murder is when someone is killed during the commission of a separate felony. So, for example, if you are robbing a store and, during the robbery, someone is shot and killed, you can be charged with felony murder even if you were not the person who pulled the trigger.

I'm not sure what the separate felony was here.
I think the separate felony is that Jodi stole the gun from her grandparent's home and a murder occurred from that burglery.
The separate felony was the idea that she may have intended to assault (aggravated) Travis, but ended up accidentally killing him.

 
Reverse psychology or not? Her I want to die comment.. Did she do the interview against her attnys wishes or were they in on it...
We will see. If it's reverse psychology, then it's a win-win for her (because they will probably give her the DP). If they instead give her life and that was her plan, she wins. If they do indeed give her death and that is what she wants, she wins. That's when the bluff would be called. Their problem right now is the beleive everything she says is a lie so they can't figure out if she really wants to die. If her mind really is so deviant, that was one helluva move to do that interview. It could very well be a last maneuver to take the wind out of the sails of Martinez and the siblings. Martinez could very well go into his whole rant about 1st degree with the witness he is going to present, show all the violent murder pics and then she could get up on the stand and say 'yep, lets get this over with.' That would probably be the 1st time that ever happened. For some reason these killers would rather rot in prison than check out even when they have no hope of ever getting out.

Oddly enough, it would take her to go thru with it and demand the execution immediately in order to show that everything she says is not a lie.

 
CurlyNight said:
So lawer guy/gals - what is the difference between premediatated and felony murder? 5 jurors voted on premed while the other 7 voted on premed AND felony murder. What gives?
Felony murder is when someone is killed during the commission of a separate felony. So, for example, if you are robbing a store and, during the robbery, someone is shot and killed, you can be charged with felony murder even if you were not the person who pulled the trigger.

I'm not sure what the separate felony was here.
I think the separate felony is that Jodi stole the gun from her grandparent's home and a murder occurred from that burglery.
The separate felony was the idea that she may have intended to assault (aggravated) Travis, but ended up accidentally killing him.
So the jurors that voted premed/felony believe that she planned to hurt him but accidentally ended up killing him? And the jurors that went just premed believe she planned to kill him and did?

 
CurlyNight said:
So lawer guy/gals - what is the difference between premediatated and felony murder? 5 jurors voted on premed while the other 7 voted on premed AND felony murder. What gives?
Felony murder is when someone is killed during the commission of a separate felony. So, for example, if you are robbing a store and, during the robbery, someone is shot and killed, you can be charged with felony murder even if you were not the person who pulled the trigger. I'm not sure what the separate felony was here.
I think the separate felony is that Jodi stole the gun from her grandparent's home and a murder occurred from that burglery.
The separate felony was the idea that she may have intended to assault (aggravated) Travis, but ended up accidentally killing him.
So the jurors that voted premed/felony believe that she planned to hurt him but accidentally ended up killing him? And the jurors that went just premed believe she planned to kill him and did?
I guess. I think the prosecutor said at some point Travis revoked his permission for her to be in his house, and therefore she was unlawfully in a residential structure with the intent to commit a felony. Unlawfully being in a residential structure with the intent to commit a theft or any felony is considered 2nd degree burglary, and they said the intended felony was assault.
 
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This woman is really manipulative. She has basically been in a disguise during the trial (looks like a librarian) and now she says she wants to be put to death. She probably doesn't want to be put to death and is hoping people "punish her" by keeping her alive.

 

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