@Chuck, as I understand it, MA is one of the few states, maybe only eastern that never signed the final deal on dp, it was suspended until the marathon bomber case. that young man is on d. row? Isn't this correct

The time delay between the video and real life is VERY long now. Used to only be a few seconds, now it 20 minutes or more!

@gwash: I believe that if there is even one hold-out, JH gets LWOP.

Anyone want to guess how long the jury will take to decide?

And apparently my feed is several minutes behind /:

relax, as dylan said, its life and life only. get more on our plate, all kinds of things happen get off the killing train, no matter where it comes from within you or outside of you it is not about you brief moment of time

What will life be like for JH while he is in prison? Daily life with LWOP. Daily life if on death row?

lethal injection only old or sick people who chose death should have this option, and please make it some kind of pill

Sophia -I respect & learn from your opinion a ton, so I'll defer to you on the Brady being DT's best...but her objection (s) timing & style really turned off the jury, imo (& clearly you are in the field of law & know so much more about strategy, caselaw, etc.). For me, as a juror/citizen, she would've bothered me for her lack of respect for victims, not her voice. I think Nelson's actually the best DT has for showing humanity/emotion during victim testimony only...
(***Not for post-jury proceedings, instructions, asking Dad for permission to use the car, etc.). ;) !!!

This is a dumb question, but is Phil the guy we see on the screen during breaks and lunch hour?

this will go down in history of CO with blacks working on the railroad under the KKK, Sand Creek massacre, just another celebrated day for murder by citizens. You are people, but beings, no.

Don;t know if this has been asked and answered, other than juror misconduct at this point are there any other grounds for mistrial?

Sodium thiopental is a short acting barbiturate which is used in anesthesia. An IL company stopped manufacturing in 2011. It was on FDA list for shortage but no longer is.

in prison will he be in a cell by himself? what will his privileges be? will he get to go outside? have a job? access to educational material? visitors? to me that's important in the death vs life argument.

lethal injection is burning the body from the inside out for a very sick mentally ill man! Bravo! CO! save yurself if you can after your killing, show yur face, dp advocates other than politicans are usually hooded, like right now, you are

If Holmes gets the DP, his family will be in pain, but it is hard to imagine the defendant caring much one way or the other. He may care less than anyone in the entire courtroom. That may be due to his illness/medication, but I tend to think he just does not give a flip.

Not what you say, it's how you say it? Me thinks court is beyond such banalities.

Since it's a public trial, how it is ensured that the families of the victims get seats? Is it a first-come-served type of access?

One of the best judges I ever seen or heard, very professional, fair, explains everything..

@chuck let's hope so, so some time can be given to more comprehensive mental health issues. he certainly doesn't deserve death and maybe he can be restored to his former healthy self and provide insight that only he has of this elusive disease

@Phil, you're so cute.

Phil...I see you working for CNN one day with your own show. We can say we remember you from this trial!