Caylee Marie Anthony #173 10/14/10 - 10/29/10

[Cappuccino]

Finnell just said the ROsebuid twins will not talk to her over the phone ...WTH?  She can not corner then in the elevator today?

Ridiculous, are they willing to save her life or not?   If there is nothing to hide they would talk to her, period.

[monkalicious]

Big ol' bus coming your way, George and Cindy.  Better look out...They want people in Warren, Ohio to rat you out for...what?  So secret that Ms. Finnell needs to have an ex parte conference with the Honorable Judge? 

[Cappuccino]

Hear that George and Cindy? They're planning to throw you under the bus!

And they will take it up the arse cuz they probably already have discussed with their monster, by any means necessary to get her out of this.   All of them are diabolic.

[Northern Rose]

JAC lawyer.  Rosebud in background

[Scatty]

A little earlier, did someone shush Casey when JP asked how many years she was in Ohio, and she spoke up? Was it one of her attorneys and which one?

[Northern Rose]

She looks thrilled with the proceedings so far

[monkalicious]

Hey, Casey, they're calling you Crazy.  Like we all didn't know.

[SunnyinTX]

Bobo paying close attention staring at the ceiling

NR..............warning please!  LOL   cleaning up ice tea now

[Desdemona]

(Posting this for Finnell and Baez.)

http://www.ehow.com/how_5491000_address-judge.html
Use "Your Honor" When Speaking

The judge has always been a historically esteemed figure in the legal system. Because of this, we need to show our respect. The proper way to do this is to address the judge as "your honor." When speaking directly to the judge, always start by saying, "your honor," similar to the way you would call your mother "Mom," or your friend by their first name. You should also preface questions, requests, and other actions (like objections) with "your honor." For example:

"Your honor, I plead not guilty."

"Your honor, I would like to introduce 'Exhibit A'"

"Your honor, may I please...?"

"Your honor, objection; relevance?"

It is also appropriate to address the judge as "sir" or "madam," or simply as "judge" while court is not in session. If you see the judge outside of the courtroom, and you feel "your honor" is too formal, then by all means use one of these alternatives. However, when you are inside the courtroom and the judge is presiding over your case, it is always appropriate to use "your honor" and you should refrain from using one of the alternatives, if for nothing else, but to show the judge you respect their position of power and to win their respect in return.


Read more: How to Address the Judge | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_5491000_address-judge.html#ixzz13m4Q7Eye

[Northern Rose]

JP - From what you told me you needed to make copies of public records because you do not memorize them.

How much money do you have left?

How much money do you have left?

[Cappuccino]

Simple question to Bozo, "Do you have any money left in copying?"   He needs clarification, CJBP has definitely lost his patience.   Funny thing is, with a team in place this slore doesnt stand a chance of winning an appeal of ineffective counsel.

[Rowanvamp0]

Im wondering if she's feeling that Baez isn't such a fantastic lawyer after all...

[Northern Rose]

JP just told Bobo "we are playing word gymnastics"  Can we please have a gymnast icon 

[SunnyinTX]

Finnell just said the ROsebuid twins will not talk to her over the phone ...WTH?  She can not corner then in the elevator today?

OH CRAP   I  missed that...nature call!!

[Brandi]

A little earlier, did someone shush Casey when JP asked how many years she was in Ohio, and she spoke up? Was it one of her attorneys and which one?

Baez shushed her.

[monkalicious]

JP - From what you told me you needed to make copies of public records because you do not memorize them.

How much money do you have left?

How much money do you have left?

Show us the Money, Mr. Baez!

[Magic Eyes]

Penalty phase, penalty phase, penalty phase, mitagating, mitagating, mitigating.  The know exactly where they are going, just give them what they want for the penalty phase and hit the gavel and say GUILTY!!!!!!  Now, they would be exactly where they think they are going anyway..........Done deal. 

[SunnyinTX]

Big ol' bus coming your way, George and Cindy.  Better look out...They want people in Warren, Ohio to rat you out for...what?  So secret that Ms. Finnell needs to have an ex parte conference with the Honorable Judge? 

this is all bullchit!!!

[Northern Rose]

No Licorice for you tonight!

[monkalicious]

No Licorice for you tonight!