[Gay State Conservative]

What is to nullify? Well,first of all I would nullify the fact that the judge has the audacity to "instruct" me at all. During the trial,and during deliberations,*I* decide if the charges brought against the defendant are justified or not..*I* decide whether to take note of a particular piece of evidence presented,ignoring any instruction that the judge might give to "disregard" something I just saw or heard (which sometimes happens) and *I* decide how to analyze the evidence I've seen when the trial has ended,ignoring any jury "instructions" that the judge might issue.

Basically,I nullify the right of the judge to tell me what to think or what to do while sitting on a jury....among other things.

And BTW...for the record...I think that ten years might be a reasonable sentence for her appalling negligence despite the fact that one or two Freepers wanted her hanged.

[BDParrish]

Thanks for your reply. I am interested in hearing more from you. I will go back through your posts and comments.

I understand in Texas she will serve half, five years before her first parole hearing. She will not be released at that time probably. You don’t get out until your second or third hearing usually. And there is no credit for time served and such on this charge.