It doesn't matter what they feel.It matters what they think.
Nine of them outright chose feelings over reason and the law. Two later knuckled to pressure. One insisted on thought, reason, and the law.
It doesn't matter what they feel.It matters what they think.
Nine of them outright chose feelings over reason and the law. Two later knuckled to pressure. One insisted on thought, reason, and the law.
You know what I meant. They CONCLUDED that the prosecution hadn’t proved its case and could not find her guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
If Massachusetts had the possibility, as someone suggested the other day, a ‘Guilty But Mentally Ill’ verdict, this might have gone differently.