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Any news on his sentence? I cannot find any.

I'm out the door but will check in later.

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I havent heard anything on Fox yet this AM...

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Msn.com has a current small write up on the civil case.
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Thanks ladies. I didn't realize sentencing would take so long.

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The little bit I saw on TV a few days ago, it sounded like they were retrying the case all over again. Sheesh.

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I just caught the Director of Prisons (not sure that is the correct title as he had quite a thick accent) getting on the stand as I got in bed last night, the DA called him. First he went thru his CV which was very impressive as far as promotions that took him to different prisons. He spoke of all the prisons being equipped to handle any kind of handicap that comes into their system.

Sorry, then I fell asleep! Hubs was so kind to share a kick but* head cold with me and I just couldnt stay awake any longer darn it. So anyway, it sounds like his attorney will have a hard time keeping him out of prison on the grounds that he will suffer due to his handicap as we know he will argue.

Thats all I know Smile

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Thanks everybody. It does almost look like a re-trial.

While on the subject of trials, what's going on with Arias? Are they choosing jurors or are we on another delay?

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Her legal reps started the jury selection process by serving 300 potential jurors with a questionnaire about their beliefs and availability. However, about one third of the prospective jurors were dismissed after admitting that they watched media coverage during her first trial, and therefore, they could not be impartial in deciding her sentence, according to the Arizona Republic.

By Oct. 20, 12 jurors and four or six alternates will have been selected.

The jury selection is expected to take about three weeks, while the actual trial may last from six to eight weeks, reports USA Today.



Read more: http://www.latinpost.com/articles/22970/20141003/jodi-arias-trial-update-glasses-news-2014-convicte...

Fate whispers to her, "You cannot withstand the storm." She whispers back, "I am the storm."

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THanks, Preds. So the actual "trial" or "hearing" or whatever they are calling it should be starting in a few days.

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Who knows, Scottie! This may take foreva'!

Fate whispers to her, "You cannot withstand the storm." She whispers back, "I am the storm."