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Sadly there seems there are even those here who lack critical thinking therefore unable to and can not grasp our legal system.

That Juror did the right thing just because you don’t like the message that is no reason to kill the messenger!

Yes we all know Casey Anthony was involved in the death of her daughter but how?

We all know in in our gut she did something but proving it is another thing.

we either honor the “rule of law” or we through our ignorance’s live under rulers law.

They should have not rush so quick to convict until they had more than opinions.

It has been reported invarious converstion which I did catch
Yet the host nor the media corrects errors tbat continue to be echoed.

1- chloroform was search for only once for 3 mins. (not 84 times)
2- The duct tape was found near the crime scene not over the mouth.
3- There was no children star image only someone opinion of the image.

All there was for now was just assumptions but no way to connect the dots.

Shame on the media for not clarifying these misconceptions and to continue to allow and perpetuates these false hoods.

buzz words buzzwords we live in critical times not only about this cases like this, it seems to permeate all through our culture today sensation sells and give ratings.

Judge Jeanine Pirro and others like her should be taken with a grain of salt going off half cocked!

A judge who was schooled in critical thinking would never make wild and careless remarks to confuse the public.

This emotion things will only encourage mob rule instead of rule of law!

Yet the host nor the media corrects errors tbat continue to be echoed.

1- chloroform was search for only once for 3 mins. (not 84 times)
2- The duct tape was found near the crime scene not over the mouth.
3- There was no children star image only someone opinion of the image.

Info on the duct tape, from Casey Anthony trial: Jurors see graphic photos of Caylee's remains

..................."The early photos from the recovery scene appear almost innocuous. They show the pale, round back of the skull, poking up from the leaves and the muck near a log. In these initial images, Caylee's skull looks almost like a large egg shell, except for the wet strands of hair stuck to the bone and duct tape fibers.

Perhaps the most disturbing in the progression of photos prosecutors displayed Thursday came later: a frontal view of Caylee's skull — empty eye sockets, hair matted on the top, front and sides, covering much of what was once a face, vegetation and overlapping pieces of duct tape. The grayish tape formed a kind of mask along the right side of the skull, covering the jaw and nasal cavity"..................

"The pieces of tape were attached to each other," said Chief Deputy Medical Examiner Dr. Gary Utz. "There appeared to be more than one. I did not separate them."

Utz noted it was unusual that the lower jaw, or mandible, had remained in place.

"The mandible is usually left behind at some point," Utz said. "In this case, it's still attached because of the hair mat."

He also explained that fabric from the tape was lightly adhering to the mandible. "The tape itself was no longer adhesive," he said, but some portions were still stuck to the hair."............... And he pointed out plant root growth through and around the skull.

Resty, honey, did you watch the whole trial? I did and the jury was in error. Legally, they didn’t need to determine the details of HOW Casey killed her daughter, but that the daughter is dead and it is a result of the mother’s actions. And they did a good job of it.

The problem is, they wanted it wrapped up in a neat little package like they see on TV, and that isn’t how real cases work.

AFA your comment “lack critical thinking therefore unable to and can not grasp our legal system.” - I agree, the jury lacked critical thinking and can’t grasp our legal system. The jury was packed with dolts, intentionally chosen, as much as possible, by the defense because they ARE dolts and can’t make a decision.

Our jury selection process (not the jury system) needs to be fixed.