In 20 years we'll get the update that Jodi got in a jailhouse rumble and got all her teeth knocked out and subsequently choked to death on one of their famous loafs.
In 20 years we'll get the update that Jodi got in a jailhouse rumble and got all her teeth knocked out and subsequently choked to death on one of their famous loafs.
lol. Well, we knew that it was bound to happen!
MCO - Motion To Continue - Party (001)
NOTE: TRIAL
Have we ever figured out when Jodi's birthday is? July is her B-day month.
Awweee. Apparently her Birthday is July 9th.
Happy Belated Birthday (alleged) Murderer! ;)
MINUTE ENTRY/ RULING - SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA MARICOPA COUNTY
The Court has considered the defendant's Motion to Allow Jury to Consider Polygraph Results During Sentencing Phase filed May 31, 2012, the State's Response to Defendant's Motion to Allow Jury to Consider Polygraph Results During Sentencing Phase filed June 12, 2012 and the oral argument on July 12, 2012.
The defendant asserts the result of any polygraph examination she takes is admissible as mitigating evidence in the penalty phase.
The Arizona Supreme Court has held such evidence inadmissible because it does not relate to "any aspect of the defendant's character, propensities or record and any of the circumstances of the offense". A.R.S. 13-751(G); State v. Harrod, 218 Ariz. 268, Paragraphs 37-46, 183 P.3d 519 (2008).
In Harrod, the defendant sought to present the results of a polygraph examination and make statements of innocence during the penalty phase. The Supreme Court deemed this evidence, which it characterized as residual doubt evidence, to not be mitigation because it did not relate to the circumstances of the crime. The Court stated that "because the penalty phase does not determine whether a defendant is guilty, the 'circumstances of the offense' language in 13-7[51](G) does not authorize a defendant to present residual doubt evidence. Rather this language relates to such factors, among others, as to how a defendant committed first degree murder." 218 Ariz. at Paragraph 43. The Court held that the defendant in Harrod did not have a constitutional or statutory right to present residual doubt evidence at his penalty phase proceeding and therefore the trial court properly excluded the results of a polygraph examination. Id. at Paragraph 46.
Although the defendant does not explain exactly what her polygraph evidence will purport to show, the Court believes its purpose will be the same as that asserted in Harrod - to express her innocence of the crime. Such evidence is irrelevant in the penalty phase of a capital case.
IT IS ORDERED denying the defendant's Motion to Allow Jury to Consider Polygraph Results During Sentencing Phase.
This case is eFiling eligible: http://www.clerkofcourt.maricopa.gov...ng/default.asp. Attorneys are encouraged to review Supreme Court Administrative Order 2011-140 to determine their mandatory participation in eFiling through AZTurboCourt.
Her lawyers are really leaving no stone unturned.
Last edited by nestlequikie; 07-16-2012 at 04:26 AM. Reason: To increase readibility and correct forum-based quoting errors
I was born to hustle roses down the avenues of the dead.
It looks like Jodi wants the court to consider the results of a polygraph test AFTER the verdict when they determine her punishment. She did not specify what exactly she hoped to accomplish by presenting the test results, so the court has to assume that she thinks those results may get her off lightly or make her appear to be innocent (despite a guilty verdict, if that's what it comes down to). If she wanted to use the poly results, she would have needed to submit them during the actual trial.
The court denied her request because the test does not directly appear to be related to the actual crime or her own character and therefore shouldn't have anything to do with her sentence.
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I think if she pleads guilty they skip the trial and go straight to sentencing. But I dunno how that plays with her self-defense thing. She's whackadoo.
Jodi Arias Trial Swear Jar $271.25 and rising
Did you see her other motion? She wanted the trial to include Spanish-speaking only jurors, and have the state provide an interpreter -- it was denied . . . and she of course made another motion to continue the trial. State objects, and there will be another hearing on it. Meanwhile they file more frivolous motions. She lied through her teeth in three televised interviews with three different stories. I'm sure she fooled a polygraph. Probably with each iteration of her bullshit stories.
I bet she is pissed that she hasn't been given her own 'Cell Block Bitch' reality show.![]()
She has a great case for insanity, though. BITCH BE NUTS.
You slept with mike so he would ban me. change your sig..the pretentious look how hipster face is so old ooh you like guys with glasses..ooooh
No kidding she this is probably been her plan all along to prove how flipping nuts she is.
Here ya go buddy!
Jodi Ann Arias
#P458434
2939 W. Durango St.
Phoenix, AZ 85009
ETA: Keep these rules in mind when sending Jodi love letters or pictures of your baby arm:
INMATE MAIL: All incoming mail, with the exception of legal mail, must be standard postcards. This is to ensure the safety and security of jail facilities, inmates, and staff.
ACCEPTABLE STANDARD POSTCARDS
• Metered or Stamps are acceptable for postage.
• Minimum size requirements are 3.5 by 4.25 inches
• Maximum Allowable Postcard Size: 4.25 x 6 inches
• Written in blue or black ink only.
• Homemade postcards are not accepted.
• Stamps are removed prior to inmate receiving mail.
UNACCEPTABLE POSTCARDS
• Defaced or altered postcards
• No plastics or wrappings on postcard
• Postcards marked with paint, crayon or marker; or ink (only black or blue ink is accepted)
• Postcards with labels or stickers
• Postcards with watermarks or stains or photos
• Postcards with any biohazards, perfumes, or lipstick
• Postcards depicting nudity, weapons, or gang references
• Oversized Postcards (none over 4.25” x 6”)
NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES
Subscription publications must be purchased directly through a publisher. An inmate may possess at any one time: 3 books, 5 magazines, and 1 newspaper. Publications that may pose a threat to the security or safety of the jail or are pornographic in nature are not allowed.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Up to five photographs may be mailed to the jail (or dropped off in the visitation lobby) provided the envelope is clearly marked “PHOTOGRAPHS.” Photographs may not be larger than four inches by six inches. The inmate name & booking number must be written on the back of each photograph. Nothing else is to be written on the photographs. Photographs must be unaltered, and may not contain any adhesives such as stickers or labels.
You are no fun. :(