Phil Spector Verdict

Jury has reached a verdict…courtroom opens at 4:30 eastern time with verdict to be read shortly after.

This alleged crime took place in 2003.  Gotta love that swift American justice system.  Wonder how much this trial cost the good taxpaying folks of California.

chaz wrote:
Jury has reached a verdict…courtroom opens at 4:30 eastern time with verdict to be read shortly after.

This alleged crime took place in 2003.  Gotta love that swift American justice system.  Wonder how much this trial cost the good taxpaying folks of California.

The vast, vast, vast majority of trials go much, much, much faster than that.

callat703 wrote:

chaz wrote:
Jury has reached a verdict…courtroom opens at 4:30 eastern time with verdict to be read shortly after.

This alleged crime took place in 2003.  Gotta love that swift American justice system.  Wonder how much this trial cost the good taxpaying folks of California.

The vast, vast, vast majority of trials go much, much, much faster than that.

Yet still, many, many, many trials go very, very very slowly.

chaz wrote:

callat703 wrote:

chaz wrote:
Jury has reached a verdict…courtroom opens at 4:30 eastern time with verdict to be read shortly after.

This alleged crime took place in 2003.  Gotta love that swift American justice system.  Wonder how much this trial cost the good taxpaying folks of California.

The vast, vast, vast majority of trials go much, much, much faster than that.

Yet still, many, many, many trials go very, very very slowly.

Define how many you're talking about when you say many, out of curiosity.  Care to slap a percentage on it? 

To be fair: I think you're wrong, and I believe I can back it up - but I'd be curious to know what your presumption is before I go there.

callat703 wrote:

chaz wrote:

callat703 wrote:

chaz wrote:
Jury has reached a verdict…courtroom opens at 4:30 eastern time with verdict to be read shortly after.

This alleged crime took place in 2003.  Gotta love that swift American justice system.  Wonder how much this trial cost the good taxpaying folks of California.

The vast, vast, vast majority of trials go much, much, much faster than that.

Yet still, many, many, many trials go very, very very slowly.

Define how many you're talking about when you say many, out of curiosity.  Care to slap a percentage on it? 

To be fair: I think you're wrong, and I believe I can back it up - but I'd be curious to know what your presumption is before I go there.

I can't quantify it.  But it doesn't take a rocket scientist to observe that cases like this, decades-long death row appeals etc, cost the taxpayers tons of $$.  And these are just the cases that make the media. 

You don't think the justice system could use a little belt tightening?

chaz wrote:

callat703 wrote:

chaz wrote:

callat703 wrote:

chaz wrote:
Jury has reached a verdict…courtroom opens at 4:30 eastern time with verdict to be read shortly after.

This alleged crime took place in 2003.  Gotta love that swift American justice system.  Wonder how much this trial cost the good taxpaying folks of California.

The vast, vast, vast majority of trials go much, much, much faster than that.

Yet still, many, many, many trials go very, very very slowly.

Define how many you're talking about when you say many, out of curiosity.  Care to slap a percentage on it? 

To be fair: I think you're wrong, and I believe I can back it up - but I'd be curious to know what your presumption is before I go there.

I can't quantify it.  But it doesn't take a rocket scientist to observe that cases like this, decades-long death row appeals etc, cost the taxpayers tons of $$.  And these are just the cases that make the media. 

You don't think the justice system could use a little belt tightening?

I mean, sure - but I think taking the Phil Spector case as an example is ridiculous.  These cases make the media BECAUSE they are high profile and take that long.

About 95% of jury trials are concluded in three days or less.

Guilty of 2nd degree murder.

getting back on track:

Phil Spector found guilty of actress' 2003 murder

callat703 wrote:


I mean, sure

Glad you agree with me!

chaz wrote:

callat703 wrote:


I mean, sure

Glad you agree with me!

Yawn.

callat703 wrote:

chaz wrote:

callat703 wrote:


I mean, sure

Glad you agree with me!

Yawn.

Lighten up!

Phil Spector totally kills, though.

doesnt all the great music he helped mold and create outweigh the life on one crappy actress?

  i'm going to hell for saying that.

They should give his wig 15 years to life.

Charlie wrote:
They should give his wig 15 years to life.

That picture never fails to make me laugh.  ;D

Bombay wrote:
That picture never fails to make me laugh.  ;D

i always love how people miss the three chins.

Harido Ron Ron: http://www.newsweek.com/id/193816

Phil Spector always makes me think of Monty Burns as a vampire.



I met Lana Clarkson's mom at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. It was surreal, I was in the middle of doing a private tour with my buddy that runs www.finadeath.com and she was there. We talked with her for like 20 minutes. She was really nice, shared a bunch of stuff with us about the trial and the witnesses, and you could tell she was just relieved that it finally looks like the bastard will get what's coming to him.