defense doesn't get extra? That's f'd up.PolsonGrizFan said:15 minutes left for defense closing arguments. The state gets final word. #JohnsonTrial
How long does the state get?
Holy crap add'l 45min!
defense doesn't get extra? That's f'd up.PolsonGrizFan said:15 minutes left for defense closing arguments. The state gets final word. #JohnsonTrial
How long does the state get?
Holy crap add'l 45min!
UMGriz75 said:Twittermissoulian @missoulian
P: Why is she doing this? The why is a rhetorical question. It is not evidence. #johnsontrial
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Wow, the Missoulian is ARGUIING with Paoli's closing ....
:lol:Griz Convert said:Griz Convert said:RobGriz said:I see what you're saying, but he did say she did not say no. Now I don't know what the "legal definition" of consent is but is almost sounds like you have to ask "Would you like to have sex and can I get it in writing?" or you could end up in court.mcg said:Here is a nightmare scenario. The jury may do a very simple analysis:
1. JJ never testified that she consented to sex (my understanding is that he testified that she didn't object).
2. "Jane" testified she said no.
Therefor he is guilty.
I can't say how likely this scenario is, but the jury could look at it this way.
The bad thing is this case shows us that is exactly how it is!!!
Last night I told my wife we were not progressing any farther without a notorized contract and video documentation of the event!!! :shock:
You could be right.wbtfg said:UMGriz75 said:Twittermissoulian @missoulian
P: Why is she doing this? The why is a rhetorical question. It is not evidence. #johnsontrial
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Wow, the Missoulian is ARGUIING with Paoli's closing ....
I don't think they are....I would assume that's Paoli's actual statement.
From the Twitter feed, it kind of seemed to me that Paoli's closing was kind of weekwbtfg said:Solid closing arguments by both sides.
EverettGriz said:90% of the people in a KVGO poll believes JJ is innocent.
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EverettGriz said:I find it fascinating how many younger women on the Twitter feed openly support a not-guilty verdict. I would have expected that to lean much the other direction.