Casey Anthony acquitted

[Hawkmoon]

Nancy Grace did not contribute to the tragic death that started all of this. Pretty large difference.

Nancy Grace did not contribute the death, but she DID contribute to the aftermath. She milked the case for all the publicity she could wring out of it. She is supposed to be HLN's "expert" legal commentator, but her conduct throughout the trial and before was nothing other than gutter sniping, rabble rousing, and character assassination.

I think I posted awhile back that Ms. Grace was sanctioned twice for prosecutorial misconduct? I was wrong.

THREE times, not two.

I have to apologize for labeling Ms. Grace as trailer trash. In retrospect, that was very unfair to the trailer trash of the world.

[280plus]

^^^What he said... Nancy and Geraldo have profited from this little girl's death. if that isn't blood money what is?

[Perd Hapley]

^^^What he said... Nancy and Geraldo have profited from this little girl's death. if that isn't blood money what is?

I don't have TV news at home, but I suspect you're right. I'm just saying there's a massive difference between sensationalizing a tragedy and being a cause of the tragedy.

[Scout26]

I don't have TV news at home, but I suspect you're right. I'm just saying there's a massive difference between sensationalizing a tragedy and being a cause of the tragedy.

I think the term you are looking for is "Accessory After the Fact".

[seeker_two]

Tell me again why these jokers have sovereign immunity?

Agreed....if you want to reform the "justice" system, let's start with more accountability for prosecutors & judges....

[kgbsquirrel]

And apparently there may have been prosecutorial misconduct in the case

I'm curious if John Bradley contacted the defense attorney directly when the prosecution failed to disclose the error? I think this might be a good basis for a law requiring any technicians/examiners/etc. that are in any way involved with the case to be required to send duplications of their work to both the defense and the prosecution, and not merely rely on the integrity *cough* of the prosecution to fully and diligently disclose all evidence, exculpatory or otherwise, to the defense.

[280plus]

I don't have TV news at home, but I suspect you're right. I'm just saying there's a massive difference between sensationalizing a tragedy and being a cause of the tragedy.

Quite honestly, and I speak only for myself, I think capitalizing on it is worse. Yay!! A dead kid with a whodunnit involved!! Let's make some $$$$$!!!!! WOOOO HOOOOO!!!!

Effin vultures  

[MicroBalrog]

Quite honestly, and I speak only for myself, I think capitalizing on it is worse. Yay!! A dead kid with a whodunnit involved!! Let's make some $$$$$!!!!! WOOOO HOOOOO!!!!

And this contributes to the worst problem we have in our civilization:

People who seriously believe that the average person - or at least the average middle-class person, obviously academic elites are never included - is inches away at any time from abusing their child, raping their spouse, or shooting up a school.

Every time the media fly down to obssess with some rare, hen's teeth event, they support that illusion.

They literally gnaw on the very supports of Western civilization for profit.

[280plus]

I believe it was Stonewall Jackson that prefered spies over journalists because at least the spy had an ideology he or she was supporting while the journalists do it as they have no problem exposing state secrets for money.