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  1. BrissyLass

    Gerard Baden Clay's murder appeal

    Your welcome JLZ, from memory I think one was an Acting Deputy Director for a time ...
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    Gerard Baden Clay's murder appeal

    Same name but different barrister I'm sure, there's also a judge by the same name in Brisbane ... highly confusing that can be
  3. BrissyLass

    GUILTY Australia - Anthea Mari, 34, murdered in her Brisbane home, 26 Aug 2014

    This is sounding even more tragic, I don't think I want to know what was going on in that house. One person murdered, possible assault of a child, other housemates and no one heard a thing????
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    ***GUILTY***The Verdict Waiting Room #3

    nope, i'm sure that a life sentence for murder in qld is a mandatory sentence, no ifs or buts, 15 years minimum and the defence can't come along with submissions arguing for a lower sentence, therefore they always sentence straight after a verdict comes down, it can be extended for a time longer...
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    ***GUILTY***The Verdict Waiting Room #3

    :happydance: the only verdict they could come up with
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    ***GUILTY***The Verdict Waiting Room #3

    sometimes I wonder, but yes it's legal all the way here still feeling sick and tying to work :scared:
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    ***GUILTY***The Verdict Waiting Room #3

    The water cooler talk in my office this morning has the jury finding him guilty, no one has said the word acquittal and since there are a few capes and wigs hanging around in my office, i hold those opinions in pretty high regard I still feel sick though :(
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    ***GUILTY***The Verdict Waiting Room #3

    that's how I feel Stella
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    The Verdict Waiting Room #2

    A guilty verdict would be good :jail: But the longer this jury stays out and is undecided, the more i feel that slipping away I'm afraid
  10. BrissyLass

    The Verdict Waiting Room

    my day in the office is almost done, time to escape!! Thanks everyone for the updates and the giggles during a very long day :seeya:
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    The Verdict Waiting Room

    :blushing::giggle:
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    The Verdict Waiting Room

    i just worry the longer they take to come back with a verdict might mean they are having difficulties agreeing on a verdict???? in a lot of instances a jury that comes back relatively quickly is an indicator of a guilty verdict
  13. BrissyLass

    The Verdict Waiting Room

    Make it a double please
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    The Verdict Waiting Room

    Squizzey, where are you with the Rum and Ciggies???? :gaah:
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    The Verdict Waiting Room

    now there is someone who I bet can almost taste that beer he's got coming, him and quite a few other members of our police service :cheers:
  16. BrissyLass

    The Verdict Waiting Room

    Get some for me Squizzey!!!!!
  17. BrissyLass

    The Verdict Waiting Room

    In that case, I think they are deluded. I understand they are family but they should at least be prepared for the verdict to not go the way they want it to go
  18. BrissyLass

    The Verdict Waiting Room

    Those of you who have been there all day, how long do you plan to hang around, until the jury is dismissed for the day? which may not be until after 4 or 5 tonight. That's if there is no verdict before that of course
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    The Verdict Waiting Room

    I dunno, surely they are not 100% convinced he is going to get off this? There must be some element of doubt, even just a little bit
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    The Verdict Waiting Room

    it's interesting isn't it how different people can be ..... i know I wouldn't be very calm, I'd be a nervous wreck if I was waiting around for verdict that was going to put one of my family members behind bars for a long time :thinking:

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