Boston Marathon doesn't want a jury of his peers...

In the past few years, we've had a couple of high-profile trials here, the Casey Anthony trial and the George Zimmerman trial. Lawyers for both wanted the trials moved, preferably outside Florida, possibly to Mars or Saturn. I'm not sure they could have found anyplace in America where the media hadn't devoted vast amounts of time to talking about these cases.
 
We currently have the Jodi Aries trial. Don't even ask after all these years, months, weeks what it has cost taxpayers.
 

The ONLY ones who benefit from these highly publicized trials are the Lawyers...and the taxpayers get to foot the bill. In this Boston Marathon trial, we should give this nutcase a dose of his Sharia Law...hold the trial on Monday and the execution on Tuesday.
 
Don M. said:
The ONLY ones who benefit from these highly publicized trials are the Lawyers...and the taxpayers get to foot the bill.
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Don't forget what a great opportunity these high-profile trials are for the "media whores"....such as Geraldo, Jesse and Rev. Al. No opportunity is missed to show up and put in their two cents worth......which is usually worth considerably less, in my opinion.
 
jujube said:
Don't forget what a great opportunity these high-profile trials are for the "media whores"....such as Geraldo, Jesse and Rev. Al. No opportunity is missed to show up and put in their two cents worth......which is usually worth considerably less, in my opinion.
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Yeah...the Cable "News" networks. Fox, CNN, and MSNBC are ALL a P***Poor imitation of a news source. They are all competing for the highest Neilsen ratings, so they can charge more for their commercials...and if they happen to keep the public informed, it is usually by accident. The talking heads on these channels spew little more than biased propaganda directed at keeping the attention of the gullible public. Al Sharpton is the biggest Racist in the nation, IMO, and if he were White he would probably be in jail.
 
Another juror suggested a "public execution" of Tsarnaev by a bomb at the marathon, Torruella noted.
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Wow, that's creative!

I see it as being like a 4th of July celebration, with vendors and picnics and games, and at the end the big finale.

Too bad that will never happen in the kinder, gentler U.S.
 
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