To: All
Court TV hosts & commentators keep talking about the "emotions" involved in this case & the jury "will" reach a verdict on those "emotions". Well, I guess they (as attorneys) have forgotten that a jury cannot reach a verdict based on "emotions". It's stated as such in the jury instructions.
To: All; the Deejay
Does anyone remember how long the verdict took in the Skakel case? The media did not think he would get convicted, but once again they were wrong. I hope they have "read the tea leaves" wrong in this case too, and DW is found not guilty.
197 posted on
08/12/2002 1:29:40 PM PDT by
Lanza
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