I have not seen this judge EVER deny Jenny an 'approach'. Is this an ability the judge has?
I have not seen this judge EVER deny Jenny an 'approach'. Is this an ability the judge has?
One of the defense's problems is that they picked people who have many years of clinical experience, but who don't seem to translate well on the stand. It's surprising because they all seem to have had previous court experiences. So, it just seems as though they all have this set way of thinking, with no leeway. They can't deal with someone challenging their ideas and pointing out their flaws.
Possibly, these witnesses looked good on paper, because of their years on the job, but it's not working in practice. Dr. DeMarte didn't have decades of experience, but she was more thorough and confident in her work and I think it showed on the stand.
"Well, it's YOUR fog..." - J. Martinez
I agree....this guy seems far more genuine in his testimony. I think he is answering honestly. And JM is asking the right questions that clarify and display the limitations of what his "expertise" is. JM is keeping the questions and answers on a straight path. He is not allowing for any deviation beyond the basic answer he needs the jury to hear. Unlike the DT, he does not want to drag this out. Good move. And as nice as the doctor seems, his testimony needs to be discredited for the state's benefit.
O-o jodi is starring daggers at the judge - i thought my feed was frozen![]()
The judge has denied jenny's approaches before. Not sure if she has done it more than once, but she did do it one time.
The way JA stares off into a daze during approach most always makes me think my feed froze... then I finally see a blink
I forgot to be looking for Poopycock.... did she get in?
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Ya know... I wonder if its sinking into Stabbys mooshy brain that she's gonna be carpet munching for the next 20 years!
I should say that I do find Dr. Geffner likable, even personable, and not combative like LaViolette and Samuels. What I don't like is that he is so obviously a shill for the defense, or a "hired gun" as has been stated. It's problematic for me that the defense pulled him out of thin air -- probably because he has decades of clinical experience -- and then thrust him onto the stand to testify about and diagnose a person he had not even met (Jodi).
I think it's a bad move on his part.
"Well, it's YOUR fog..." - J. Martinez
I think he actually might be a nice guy in normal life. He is nervous, but one does know when a burp THAT LONG is coming to cover it and not do it in the mic. lol But otherwise the only bad thing about him is he is there for Stabby. He's not making money off it either, which is good. Oh well. Just my opinion.![]()
I think JA' s abandonment issues are kicking in today with all of the sidebars .. plus the turnout for TA' s family is huge today
"Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves" .. Confucius
"The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation " ...... Henry David Thoreau
I saw that. She's not a happy camper. She seems to know it isn't going well for her or her witness at this point. Just not sure she actually understands just how bad.
Still taking bets on when it will give up the ghost and collapse from underneath him
Juan's "sure, let me show it to you" sounds so much fucking better than Jenny's snotty "well, let's take a look at it anyway"
I sincerely wonder if Jodi seriously thinks, she's going to walk out of there a free woman. To be a maggot in her brain.![]()
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i wonder if juan ever sleeps! he always seems to know every thing about the witness and their testimony and research - there are 2 attys and jodis side and they don't know their stuff that well
Martinez is doing a terrific job, but I kind of feel bad for this witness :(
I wonder if Jodi treated people in jail differently thinking she was going to be found not guilty, than how she wouldve if she knew she'd get the DP or LWOP? Promises made, etc... She always plans on things going her way; too damn narsicistic to feel the need for a plan B.
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