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Originally Posted by Shimpy
Like I said all along, look for an "OJ" verdict. Regardless of what you have been told in school all your life of our perfect trial by jury system, it comes down to who is better, the prosecutor or defense attorney. When either has a witness say something and then the judge instructs the jury to "disregard that remark", it has been heard and can you really disregard it? Closing arguments are very important, and I believe whoever speaks last has an advantage. How about a court appointed attorney compared to the high power attorneys of big business. I'm never surprised by verdicts.
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Anyone have any new opinions about the Casey Anthony verdict? Just wondering if time has changed your views of her innocence or not?
I could not follow exactly how the body was transported and by whom when Baez was explaining how Caylee had drowned in the pool. He never really explained who had done what with the little girl's body after she had drowned. Maybe, I missed that part of the trial though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Caylee_Anthony
I remember the prosecution's assertions about what had happened but always felt there were a lot of holes in their case.