Jodi Ann Arias shot and stabbed her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander to death (Part II)

[Jillee]

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[Cocopop]

Looks like a lotta coffee tonight. If it's still on after dinner gunna get out the good stuff so I can drown out that whiney valley girl words...ugh!
Anyone else up for it? or is everyone saving it for a celebration after tomorrows closing argument?

Welp, I usually don't get stoned, except for our towns annual St Patty's parade day <-- then I do it every year w/out fail. BUT if I had a joint I'd for sure take a toke or two right about now :)

[CreepyGus]

Welp, I usually don't get stoned, except for our towns annual St Patty's parade day <-- then I do it every year w/out fail. BUT if I had a joint I'd for sure take a toke or two right about now :)

This trial should have ended on 4/20...that would have been perfect.

[Harlette]

Jail is where people serve their sentence for a misdemeanor crime. Prison is where people serve their sentence for a felony crime.

Jail is where the accused are held until they are convicted, IF they cannot afford bail. Sometimes, they can be held without bail though.

If Jodi is found guilty of a felony (murder), she will be transported to Prison, where it's more of a long term affair, and MUCH easier to do the time. Long term facilities (prison), let inmates get REALLY comfortable, conjugal visits, televisions, lots of freedom, and some prisons let inmates have pet cats! They get all sorts of personal belongings and they have relationships, do drugs, party, etc. It's a crazy society where some Correction Officers will take bribes (money or sex) to look the other way about certain things.

Jail is "short term" usually up to a year, and since it also holds all the suspects, there's a lot more turn-over, people coming and going. You don't build life-long relationships/friendships so much, and you get less comforts/amenities.

If I were to commit a crime and get caught and convicted, I would much prefer to do that time in Prison, personally. Hope that shed some light on your question.

unless you live in california

dr murray is spending his entire sentence in county cuz of new laws

[Cocopop]

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[Sneakers the Wonder Dog]

Jenny has to do redirect first right? then juror questions? then jenny again, the Juan again, then done for the night?

Yes.

Is this the young girl who looks like Sam? (and Travis)

Yes, the dark haired younger one. There is a younger blonde one who's the spitting image of TA.

Because she had faith in what she was testifying to....she was telling the Gods honest truth. For no other compensation or purpose beyond wanting justice for a man she obviously respects.

Speaks truth to justice, no?

[twopointohhh]

I have not watched all day and don't want to skim through 100 pages of posts. Can someone give me an update if anything exciting // important happened today?

[Jillee]

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LOL! (seriously, I just lol'd)

[CreepyGus]

I have not watched all day and don't want to skim through 100 pages of posts. Can someone give me an update if anything exciting // important happened today?

The witness burped once, spilled water twice and said "oh shit".

That pretty much covers the highlights.

[twopointohhh]

Also, is it normal for an attorney to make a comment about the objection before the judge rules? It seems a lot of the time when JM objects, JW will try to clarify or say something before the judge even rules on the objection.

[Jadedmile]

Welp, I usually don't get stoned, except for our towns annual St Patty's parade day <-- then I do it every year w/out fail. BUT if I had a joint I'd for sure take a toke or two right about now :)

My husband whom knows me so damn well, even tho he hates Jodi and this case, actually brought me a "celebration tool" for verdict day. It's in the safe, waiting patiently... He can't wait, just to smoke it, but I can't wait to watch her flip out on verdict day and get zapped! Might need two... Lol! ;)

[alyoop]

so, lemme get this right. It was the judge who mistreated him that he gave testimony that had no merit?!? really. wow. pass the buck. super strategy

[blighted star]

Hmmm. Over 50pgs since I fell asleep at 2am AEST? I'm guessing court's in session?

[olgasbunghole]

oh please! as if the jury is gonna give any weight to this burber's testimony anyway! this is a complete waste of time and money!

[M Joy]

Hmmm. Over 50pgs since I fell asleep at 2am AEST? I'm guessing court's in session?

Its been in session for almost 8 hours

[poppym]

Jen Jen is obviously having severe difficulty with the word 'sustained'!

[MISFIT]

You go, Juan!!!!

[Jadedmile]

Jenny just rolled her eyes at the Judge, and looked like she wants to punch her! Whoa...

[meowzerz]

Good lord, she actually slammed her hand down on the desk when Juan objected. Her temper tantrums are out of control.

[Harlette]

did plain just over rule martinez??

[royals02]

HA HA Jenny...can you say "FLUSTERED"

[twopointohhh]

Jenny just rolled her eyes at the Judge, and looked like she wants to punch her! Whoa...

I saw that too, I think she was rolling them because of all of Juans objections though, but still, unprofessional.

[Sylvian]

object-a-thon by JM

[AnnieBelle]

Jails are smaller facilities, usually run by a county or sheriffs office. They also have holding cells in individual towns and cities police stations. They are meant for holding someone short term (usually a year or less) and are mostly used to house someone until they can post bail and go before a judge, or holding those who have not yet been convicted. Prisons are for longer term sentencing and are where most convicted offenders are transferred to serve their sentences. Prisons are divided into categories of state and federal. Further subdivided into minimum, medium, and maximum (or super max) depending upon their capacity and capabilities of the population of offenders they can adequately house.

[MISFIT]

Willmott is learning how to be a lawyer through Juan's relentless and JUSTIFIED objections!