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You Ever Think Things Can't Get Any Weirder? Yeah, Me Too! The Aftermath Of A Hanging Jury And The Potential Underbelly Of Our Legal System!

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                                                                                  Judge Beverly Cannone set July 22 as the date the two sides would reconvene for what’s called a status conference following the mistrial in order to facilitate the efficient and orderly progress of the case. At this time, I was having thoughts like, “What the fuck am I going to do for three weeks while I wait for this stupid status conference that is going to tell me nothing?” Every time I end up thinking that this case or story, or whatever you want to call it, can’t get any weirder, it gets SO MUCH WEIRDER!!!!   On July 3, 2024, Karen Read’s defense attorneys, David Yannetti and Alan Jackson, filed a motion to dismiss counts 1 and 3, second degree murder and leaving the scene of an accident causing death, on the grounds that their client’s 5th, 6th, and 14th Amendment rights were being violated. I immediately thought this was standard procedure and legal mumbo jumbo to throw things at the wall and s

The Karen Read Jury Is Hung! Mistrial Declared! Ten Pieces Of Reasonable Doubt, And The Question Of What In The Ever Loving F_ck Are we Doing? (Part 1)

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  A recent poll on Reddit of over 2,400 voters had 2,200 of them vote not guilty when given guilty, not guilty, or hung jury as options.  Six days ago on Law and Crime Network, a poll of 34,612 had 85% for not guilty, 9% for guilty, and 6% for a hung jury.  A CourtTV poll of 42,000 viewers had 71% not guilty, 12% guilty, and 18% voted for a hung jury.  My point in showing these statistics is that a large majority of these viewers saw the same trial that the jury did.  In fact they got to see more than the jury did during times where the jury was not in the courthouse.  I am shell shocked that any rationally thinking person could have felt that the Commonwealth met it's burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt.  You can take guilty or not guilty out of it, the only conclusion is that not only is there reasonable doubt, but. there is so much reasonable doubt that it makes one wonder what the actual F is going on here? Why don't we examine the reasonable doubt for a minute?  We r