Texas doesn’t have terrible prosecution and doesn’t take all jurors from an area that statistically goes against long jail sentences and death penelty. So fuck you florida.
Fair enough fratlunteer maybe the prosecution is better there, but the bottom line is if there’s a chance she’s innocent and since there was no video evidence, no confession (which is rare I know), no witnesses. Its hard to convict someone of murder.
If you wanna get mad at the Florida prosecution or the law then you can, but its not the jurors fault, they acted in accordance with the constitution
I’m far from an expert on the case because there’s shit like our failing economy and a list of other things way more important, but I’ve still paid a little attention because cases like his help define our legal system. Anyway, what it comes down to is the prosecution team in Orlando did a terrible job. They went in thinking they had the case won and that’s never good. If there was any doubt they could get her for murder, they should have focused on having her locked up on a child abuse and neglect charge and toughened their obstruction of justice charges for a more severe penalty there.
It was actually also the judge at fault because in most all cases the jury can find a victim guilty of a lessor crime but the judge said it is murder 1 or nothing right before they went into deliberation. So in fact yes it is the state of Floridas fault. On top they also chose the jury whom as I already said was not in favor or either the Death penalty or long sentence for any criminal. Sorry english teacher I’m no TFM not writing a fucking paper…. You also had a prosecution that was less than able to attempt to prosecute Casey Anthony, I.E. how they should have charged Casey’s mother with perjury. So damn right watch and study the case and then we can talk. TEXAS FOREVER the state with the best economy and lowest unemployment.
First off, I don’t care at all that this trial happened in my state, Im not defending the result because of my ridiculous amount of “Florida pride” I wasn’t priding myself on this case being held in my state at all. I think she was guilty, but I think she should be found not guilty. So all of your my state is better than your state talk, whatever, TFTC. I have money and I’m employed, and don’t care about my states ratings.
To say the prosecution did a bad job is ignorant. The prosecuting attorneys are the best of the best and did a great job with what they have. There was not a lot of evidence there so it was very hard to get a conviction. Frank George, Jeff Ashton, and Linda Drain Burdick are all world class attorneys.
The prosecutors are definetely to blame…strike one you actually try the case when you have no evidence…if that isnt dumb as shit I dont know what is…they let the media dictate their actions and pursued the case prematurely… falling to peer pressure. NF.
The fuck… I literally just posted this in the other Casey Anthony TFM lol… Except I said she would have been in the chair. “Seems like every other state is trying to get ride of the death penalty, in Texas we are figuring out ways to kill you faster.”-Ron White
Man, that was one fratty frat move right there. The frattiness of hypothetical scenarios of previous court trials really slaps you in the face if youre not on your A game.
Friends and relatives of the family, the detectives who spent so many hours researching and trying to prove her guilty. I don’t know, I think it has changed many people’s lives, but we all have different ideas.
“We have the death penalty and know how to use it. You kill us, we’ll kill you back.”-Ron White
14 years ago at 1:47 pmat least she’s still to be judged by en even greater power, but fuck florida
14 years ago at 2:11 pmIn Texas if more than 3 people see you do what you did mister you don’t sit on death row for 10 years, we move you to the front of the line.
14 years ago at 2:37 pm“Shit, in Texas, we’re putting in an express lane”
14 years ago at 3:04 pm^
14 years ago at 1:48 pmTexas doesn’t go by innocent until proven guilty?
14 years ago at 1:49 pmTexas proves guilty.
14 years ago at 1:50 pmTexas doesn’t have terrible prosecution and doesn’t take all jurors from an area that statistically goes against long jail sentences and death penelty. So fuck you florida.
14 years ago at 1:51 pm^boom
14 years ago at 1:56 pmFair enough fratlunteer maybe the prosecution is better there, but the bottom line is if there’s a chance she’s innocent and since there was no video evidence, no confession (which is rare I know), no witnesses. Its hard to convict someone of murder.
If you wanna get mad at the Florida prosecution or the law then you can, but its not the jurors fault, they acted in accordance with the constitution
14 years ago at 2:12 pmAnd JP Haze, learn to spell. “Penalty” is a word that you would see in a 2nd grade spelling bee
14 years ago at 2:20 pmI’m far from an expert on the case because there’s shit like our failing economy and a list of other things way more important, but I’ve still paid a little attention because cases like his help define our legal system. Anyway, what it comes down to is the prosecution team in Orlando did a terrible job. They went in thinking they had the case won and that’s never good. If there was any doubt they could get her for murder, they should have focused on having her locked up on a child abuse and neglect charge and toughened their obstruction of justice charges for a more severe penalty there.
14 years ago at 2:50 pmIt was actually also the judge at fault because in most all cases the jury can find a victim guilty of a lessor crime but the judge said it is murder 1 or nothing right before they went into deliberation. So in fact yes it is the state of Floridas fault. On top they also chose the jury whom as I already said was not in favor or either the Death penalty or long sentence for any criminal. Sorry english teacher I’m no TFM not writing a fucking paper…. You also had a prosecution that was less than able to attempt to prosecute Casey Anthony, I.E. how they should have charged Casey’s mother with perjury. So damn right watch and study the case and then we can talk. TEXAS FOREVER the state with the best economy and lowest unemployment.
14 years ago at 6:42 pmFirst off, I don’t care at all that this trial happened in my state, Im not defending the result because of my ridiculous amount of “Florida pride” I wasn’t priding myself on this case being held in my state at all. I think she was guilty, but I think she should be found not guilty. So all of your my state is better than your state talk, whatever, TFTC. I have money and I’m employed, and don’t care about my states ratings.
14 years ago at 7:07 pmTo say the prosecution did a bad job is ignorant. The prosecuting attorneys are the best of the best and did a great job with what they have. There was not a lot of evidence there so it was very hard to get a conviction. Frank George, Jeff Ashton, and Linda Drain Burdick are all world class attorneys.
14 years ago at 11:33 pmThe prosecutors are definetely to blame…strike one you actually try the case when you have no evidence…if that isnt dumb as shit I dont know what is…they let the media dictate their actions and pursued the case prematurely… falling to peer pressure. NF.
14 years ago at 6:29 pmThe fuck… I literally just posted this in the other Casey Anthony TFM lol… Except I said she would have been in the chair. “Seems like every other state is trying to get ride of the death penalty, in Texas we are figuring out ways to kill you faster.”-Ron White
14 years ago at 1:50 pmMan, that was one fratty frat move right there. The frattiness of hypothetical scenarios of previous court trials really slaps you in the face if youre not on your A game.
14 years ago at 1:54 pmFuck up icehoused cool name
14 years ago at 1:56 pm^agreed, this has nothing to do with being frat.
14 years ago at 1:56 pmDon’t be a dick. Yes, this is not fratty at all and shouldn’t be on the TFM wall, but it is a long sad story that has changed some people’s lives.
14 years ago at 2:19 pmWhos lives has it changed? Casey’s and…..?
14 years ago at 2:21 pmCaylee…I think she qualifies.
14 years ago at 2:27 pmThe trial hasnt changed Caylee’s life at all shes already dead.
14 years ago at 2:29 pmFriends and relatives of the family, the detectives who spent so many hours researching and trying to prove her guilty. I don’t know, I think it has changed many people’s lives, but we all have different ideas.
14 years ago at 2:33 pmNot sure why a Virginian is running on about the virtues of Texas, but fuck you and your “ohmygodababykillerislooseicantotallygetthisshitonTFM” ways
14 years ago at 2:03 pmHaha I know, so many people just do retarded current event tfms that have nothing frat about them
14 years ago at 2:22 pmDamn Right
14 years ago at 4:01 pmIf the TFMs suck so fucking bad why don’t you post some quality ones asshole.
14 years ago at 11:08 pmBet she can make one he’ll of a sandwich… Not sure if I would eat it though. God knows what it would be laced with
14 years ago at 2:04 pmHell
14 years ago at 2:04 pmThis should have been on the TSM wall, women are the only ones who should have had enough time to keep track of that shit
14 years ago at 2:08 pmHaha very true
14 years ago at 6:06 pmIf she was black or hispanic she would have been found guilty…this was a miscarriage of justice.
14 years ago at 2:11 pmTotal Al Sharpton Move.
14 years ago at 2:14 pmHaha touche, or Jesse Jackson
14 years ago at 2:23 pmIcehoused FTW.
14 years ago at 2:24 pmA black or hispanic mother would never kill their child! They get too much money from the state too keep him/her alive…
14 years ago at 8:26 pmIt’s actually a perfect carriage of American justice, according to a mildly important document signed in 1787. Take a government or law class.
14 years ago at 8:48 pmThey must have gotten advice from OJ’s defense in regard to jury selection.
14 years ago at 3:42 pm“What can I do to help ensure the jury won’t convict my client?”
“Look for jurors who will be less likely to convict your client.”
…stroke of genius.
14 years ago at 4:15 pm