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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 445857" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>I agree, Donna. If they had struggled over evidence and come out with less than 1st degree, or even a hung jury, I could accept it a lot easier. Even if the jurors who are speaking gave more believable explanations, it would be easier.</p><p></p><p>Well, now I have another question. I just heard that her attny filed an appeal for her on the charges for lying. In this state, a judge doesn't have to give credit for time served. Do they have to in Fl? The basis of my question is that I wonder if it's legally possible in Fl for an appellate judge to decide that, if Casey loses her appeal, NOT to give that credit for time served and sentence her to 3-4 years in prison (keeping in mind these are misdemeanor charges and heard by different judges). Like I mentioned, if difficult child had appealled any of his convictions, a judge can give a harsher sentence, including not giving credit for time served.</p><p></p><p>Did you hear that the attnys for the civil case are now asking for a mental health evaluation? The results of that one should be interesting. For someone who's just immature (choke), she sure is getting a lot of MH evaluations. I wonder if they are trying to get that done before she's released from jail.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 445857, member: 3699"] I agree, Donna. If they had struggled over evidence and come out with less than 1st degree, or even a hung jury, I could accept it a lot easier. Even if the jurors who are speaking gave more believable explanations, it would be easier. Well, now I have another question. I just heard that her attny filed an appeal for her on the charges for lying. In this state, a judge doesn't have to give credit for time served. Do they have to in Fl? The basis of my question is that I wonder if it's legally possible in Fl for an appellate judge to decide that, if Casey loses her appeal, NOT to give that credit for time served and sentence her to 3-4 years in prison (keeping in mind these are misdemeanor charges and heard by different judges). Like I mentioned, if difficult child had appealled any of his convictions, a judge can give a harsher sentence, including not giving credit for time served. Did you hear that the attnys for the civil case are now asking for a mental health evaluation? The results of that one should be interesting. For someone who's just immature (choke), she sure is getting a lot of MH evaluations. I wonder if they are trying to get that done before she's released from jail. [/QUOTE]
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