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Update at 9:35 a.m. ET: The judge has sentenced Anthony to four years in jail, minus time served. He ruled that the four counts of lying were distinct, and should be punished at one year person count, to be served consecutively. However, he ruled that she should get the sentence reduced basedf on time served. The hearing will try to determine how much crdit she should be allowed.
Originally posted by DizzyDude
While the child dying was a horrible thing,
I am sick of hearing about it. The kid died awhile ago, now all the sudden I get texts on my cell pics on my cell about it and facebook is overloaded with comments.
Kids are killed all the time during war, more will die this year but none will get the attention this has. People act righteous but in the end they are hypocritical as they will ignore every other child that dies or is killed.
I'm probably sounding callous, but enough is enough. Can't wait this for this trial to end so it quits dominating the news.
I predict that karma will kick her butt.
Originally posted by caladonea
I predict Casey Anthony will be out by August 2011...and after she is released....she will make money....from all of this.
there is an average of 2 children being murdered every 3 days around the world. Not accidents, not abortion "murders", but actual murders...aka, shooting, stabbing, smothering, etc..
Originally posted by silo13
My question - Is it a precedent? I just don't have the time to go back through case histories and find out. But if it is, in my opinion, it's a horrific one.
peaceedit on 7-7-2011 by silo13 because: bold
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
reply to post by SaturnFX
I don't think precedence was set. The prosecution brought up some case law that supported separate charges for one crime repeated several times in a session. I forget what it was, but there was precedent, as I understood it.