A Los Angeles jury found music producer Phil Spector guilty of the second-degree murder of actress Lana Clakson Monday, after a previous jury could not reach an unanimous verdict. He was taken into custody and faces at least 15 years in prison.— AP
A Minnesota court has decided that Democrat Al Franken has won the state's Senate seat. — Huffington Post
North Korea has vowed to restore its nuclear program, after the UN Security Council condemned its missile launch. — Christian Science Monitor
The US may drop demands for Iran to rapidly shut down nuclear facilities during early phases of negotiations, previously a key condition for talks. — New York Times
President Obama will give a speech on the economy today, updating the public on his administration's progress. — AP
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas opened up to a group of students last weekend, telling them that he had an uneasy relationship with the whole idea of rights. — New York Times
Spike TV has greenlit a pilot for a documentary series titled Pirate Hunters: USN that "will focus on the US Navy's antipiracy operations in the Gulf of Aden." — BuzzSugar
I can't believe that there was a mistrial to start with. He came out of the house with the murder weapon and told the driver, "I think I just killed someone." Plus, when people commit suicide this way, they open their mouths. She was shot <b> through her teeth</b>. That means her teeth were clenched shut when the gun was fired. Plus, how would she know where a gun is in a home that she has never been to before? Not to even mention his abusive history.I am just so glad they finally got it right. That poor woman! I think too many juries these days are watching waaay too much CSI and are removing "reasonable" from the phrase "reasonable doubt".
I can't believe that there was a mistrial to start with. He came out of the house with the murder weapon and told the driver, "I think I just killed someone." Plus, when people commit suicide this way, they open their mouths. She was shot through her teeth. That means her teeth were clenched shut when the gun was fired. Plus, how would she know where a gun is in a home that she has never been to before? Not to even mention his abusive history.
I am just so glad they finally got it right. That poor woman! I think too many juries these days are watching waaay too much CSI and are removing "reasonable" from the phrase "reasonable doubt".
I don't know if it's murder, but for sure I thought it was manslaughter or such based on reading about the case A LONG TIME AGO. Then again, I didn't really follow up and read more details. But I'm glad that he's finally convicted. I hate the argument that she was committing suicide, in that way?! I don't buy that defense argument. AT ALL.
I actually really enjoyed the story about Thomas' lecture, and I think Thomas himself made a lot of sense. However, the author of the piece seemed a bit confused.
Thomas' speech, or talk, didn't make a whole lot of sense.
Is Franken going to be allowed to take his seat now, or is five months not long enough for Coleman?
Thomas' speech, or talk, didn't make a whole lot of sense.Is Franken going to be allowed to take his seat now, or is five months not long enough for Coleman?
ahaha he has a "barack obama rocks" button, did he think that would garnish favor. He is guilty and I am glad this trial didnt end up trashed like the first one. Bye Phil. in jail when someone sings "be my little baby" hope you can run fast.
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