@phil,,, that pretty much includes all your archive highlights

@blue: I am not following whom is posting when. So please refer to me as: CindyL

@blue. And not to all caps either.

This is starting to remind me of a filibuster...

Well, you have emotional testimony over the victims. You (D7) have done a good job so far of highlighting emotional testimony. Additionally, there was the bombshell drip by Reid that he found him Sane, the mistrial rejections, and GB going after the doctor that kept trying to insert "clinical insanity" instead of legal insanity.... when the judge had to instruct the same doctor - was it Woodcock - to answer the question. And Finally King's whisper that Gur was not board certified in anything.

@Frank. You've had good points of view but when do the victims get their say? So because a trial is expensive and might be overturn on future appeals because its a DP case, the victims don't get to exercise their right for their day in court?

Don't forget to include some of the photos...if they are appropriate.

okay, i won't address you at all. i'll just make sure to correct any misstatements of fact you make.

@Phil- opening statements and how emotional both teams were at the photos of Veronica. Don't want to lose site of why this trial is happening

I wonder if the PT are wondering why they came today. This is all between Nelson and Judge Samour.

Defense is asking that the court take over our job.

Now she's just mocking the judge.

Wonder if King and Brauchler will go out for a drink together when this case is over.

The judge has remarkable

The judge has remarkable patience

What is a hard transition state versus a soft transition state?

Orman Just SLAMMED the DOOR!

Yes, many victims have offered emotionally charged testimony, often highly prejudicial to the matter of guilt or innocence, imho. Now we will have closing argument, where Mr Brauchler will again expertly inflame the emotions of everyone in the courtroom on behalf of the many victims (and his own political career, imho). Then there will be the penalty phase, which is essentially another whole trial, in which aggravating and mitigating factors will be examined. Again, the scope of the victims suffering will be highlighted, and the death penalty certified jury will be asked to gives thumbs up or thumbs down on Holmes' life. There's lots to come yet, folks.

No avatar... I would have to sign in with FB or my email and I don't want to do that. I haven't had a problem until today and we are on the last days.

Why couldn't they ask them to be flexible for those 3 months? A man's life was on the line!

@NT8 - I agree I think it's going to be a pretty quick verdict. Maybe a couple of days since there are so many charges just because they have to go over each and every single one. But I will be surprised if it goes more than 2-3 days tops.