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  • #106
    Fuc Da Police
    -zeroSKILL-
    • Jul 2008
    • 1860

    Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

    I'm with Phynx and everyone else in the thread who said something along the lines of "who cares?". Too much dumb ass stuff in the media and its retarded how people get so sucked in emotionally to cases like this.

    It was my aunt that told me she was found not guilty, and she's been following the case the entire time. I just kinda looked at her with a blank stare and said "Good.", I seriously could not care less for stories like this in the news...

    Yes jury was retarded, and yeah she did it, but... oh well. If it bothers you that much that she walked away, go find her and kill her yourself.
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    • #107
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      DossarLX ODI
      • Mar 2008
      • 15027

      Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

      Originally posted by Reincarnate
      capital murder/death penalty.
      That's probably why the system is like "we don't want to imprison one innocent person"

      That kind of penalty is just ridiculous.
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      • #108
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        Reincarnate
        • Nov 2010
        • 6332

        Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

        I am personally against the death penalty -- it's horribly expensive and morally questionable

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        • #109
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          DotKritic
          • Jun 2009
          • 2974

          Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

          Four states drafting "Caylee's Law"

          In the wake of the Casey Anthony verdict, Four states have begun to draft 'Caylee's Law' legislation that would tighten requirements on reporting missing or deceased children to law enforcement. The law was inspired by the death of Caylee Anthony.


          In the wake of the Casey Anthony verdict, Four states have begun to draft 'Caylee's Law' legislation that would tighten requirements on reporting missing or deceased children to law enforcement. The law was inspired by the death of Caylee Anthony.

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          • #110
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            ~kitty~
            • Jun 2007
            • 988

            Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

            Originally posted by Reincarnate
            I am personally against the death penalty -- it's horribly expensive and morally questionable
            Someone told me life in prison is more expensive. Do you know the validity of that claim? Also, how quickly would this money go?
            Personally I am against the death penalty, but some people strongly believe that some criminals don't deserve to live.

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            • #111
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              korny
              • May 2004
              • 4385

              Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

              Originally posted by ~kitty~
              Someone told me life in prison is more expensive. Do you know the validity of that claim? Also, how quickly would this money go?
              Personally I am against the death penalty, but some people strongly believe that some criminals don't deserve to live.

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              • #112
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                dAnceguy117
                • Dec 2002
                • 10129

                Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

                Originally posted by Reincarnate
                Sometimes I really hate the "objectivity" of the courts, but ungh. Basically comes down to "better ten guilty go free than to wrongfully imprison one innocent." Needing to prove common sense is a pain sometimes.
                that sums up what I'm getting from this whole thing. we all believe - including the jurors - that Casey is probably for sure almost definitely guilty of murdering her daughter, but the court system does not operate using that kind of conclusion. it's too bad in this case; however, finding people guilty based on "we're pretty damn sure, but we can't prove it" notions would lead to wrongful executions. the alternative to our current system would be the worse option imo. it's kind of a pick-your-poison deal though.

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                • #113
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                  Reincarnate
                  • Nov 2010
                  • 6332

                  Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

                  Originally posted by ~kitty~
                  Someone told me life in prison is more expensive. Do you know the validity of that claim? Also, how quickly would this money go?
                  Personally I am against the death penalty, but some people strongly believe that some criminals don't deserve to live.
                  No, it's far, far more expensive to use the death penalty than it is to just house and feed someone for life.

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                  • #114
                    Snek
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                    Izzy
                    • Jan 2003
                    • 9195

                    Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

                    Originally posted by Reincarnate
                    No, it's far, far more expensive to use the death penalty than it is to just house and feed someone for life.
                    Am I missing something? What kind of expenses are there involved with killing someone?

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                    • #115
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                      Reincarnate
                      • Nov 2010
                      • 6332

                      Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

                      Originally posted by Izzy
                      Am I missing something? What kind of expenses are there involved with killing someone?
                      It's really costly because of the nature of the legal system -- you have to make *damn* sure you do all the due diligence you can to ensure you're not putting an innocent person to death. All that extra legal groundwork is costly. There are tons of additional, expensive trials (and pre-trial motions, attorney fees, expert hiring fees, jury costs, etc) and higher costs associated with things like death row incarceration. Time value of money matters, too. It's more expensive to blow large loads early than it is to spend money over a life sentence where all you have to pay for is housing and food anyway, lol. The physical execution itself is not what's costly. It's just really costly to put someone to death within a Constitutional system that grants so many rights. You need strong reasons to justify taking all that away.

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                      • #116
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                        ELRayford
                        • May 2004
                        • 1547

                        Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY



                        Made my day.

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                        • #117
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                          ScarletSky
                          • Jan 2011
                          • 1811

                          Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

                          One of the single most intelligent lines I've ever heard:
                          It's not what's the truth that matters, it's what you can prove in court!

                          But I also personally never thought she did it.
                          Last edited by ScarletSky; 07-7-2011, 05:50 PM.

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                          • #118
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                            wargasm1
                            • Apr 2007
                            • 1289

                            Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

                            Nobody should have the right to judge anyone for anything. What we do depends on how much injustice we are exposed to in our lives. People who are poor tend to commit more crimes and such. Remove the unfairness in this world and u remove crime and 3/4 the mental problems. Just saying...

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                            • #119
                              Nothing.
                              darkshark
                              • Nov 2004
                              • 4189

                              Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

                              Good idea let's do that.

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                              • #120
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                                wargasm1
                                • Apr 2007
                                • 1289

                                Re: Casie Marie Anthony trial FOUND NOT GUILTY

                                all give me ur money ill redistribute it more properly, after having taken my commission...

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