It can take years to goto trial for non-criminal cases. It's the reason why this lil Wayne shyt won't be resolved until 2020Please don't fukk up the knicks season please.
What kind of shyt is this? Didn't this bullshyt happen 3 years ago or something. Why are they waiting for Rose to join the knicks for this fukkery. Should've been on trail when he broke both his legs back to back seasons

Actually I've heard liberal white women of a certain age can be some of the best jurors to have if you're a defendant. All it takes is for one of them to waver and hang the jury. That's the d mo graphic that has the most non-one sided opinions as weird as it sounds. At least that's what they said in the night ofWhy did his lawyers allow such a shytty jury during jury selection?


Supposedly Doe's Real Name Is Monica Los Rios
Sounds like you're having a hard time with stringing the conversation and what I replied to together. My original post was about her crying and the statement of her not being on trial. My response was that she (her crying, what she says, what she remembers, how far she strays from the deposition, etc) is indeed on "trial". (Hence the use of "..." in my first reply). For some reason you wanted to move the narrative to the literal style of the case where yes, it's Doe v Rose, so yes Rose is the one on trial. If you knew anything about the justice system, then you'd know that the burden of proof isn't on the defense.

Sounds like you're having a hard time with stringing the conversation and what I replied to together. My original post was about her crying and the statement of her not being on trial. My response was that she (her crying, what she says, what she remembers, how far she strays from the deposition, etc) is indeed on "trial". (Hence the use of "..." in my first reply).
Nobody started talked about the "style of the case" until you did. I was talking about the practical purpose and outcomes of the proceeding. A "case style" is just the names of the parties with a "v." in the middle. I was talking about the actual consequences she might face if her credibility is successfully impeached. Those consequences are nonexistent because she is not on trial. The style of the case has nothing to do with what I am talking about. Your whole point is that she is "figuratively" on trial because of what you perceive to be legal fictions in the U.S. justice system. And you're trying to spin that into her being "literally" on trial because you don't know what the word "literally" means.
Before you arrived, the conversation I was having was about whether or not the judge had a reason to tell the defendant to stop crying on the stand. You decided to take a sentence out of my post, spin it off into an entirely separate conversation revolving around your undergrad thoughts on the legal system, and then pretend like that's what everybody was talking about all along.
"Pretend like that's what everybody was talking about" or what I was talking about? A lot of feminine energy coming from your direction. You just want to argue/debate for no reason. What I was talking about was explained and I even acknowledged that we were coming from two different angles on this. And yet, you're still going. It's best we just leave it at that and stop derailing the thread. Like I said, ask Marcia Clark who was actually on trial in the OJ case, him or the LAPD.
You wouldn't know "feminine energy" if a woman stuck a Duracell battery in your ass.
so not only was it a moist comment to make, but it was also corny.....It's supposed to seem crass because that's exactly how that CaC female reporter wants it to seem.Right? Seems a bit crass to me. I have no way of knowing if they did/didn't rape her. But regardless, having a celebratory huddle in the courtroom before anything has been decided seems a little premature and is just tactless (IMO).