[jp4m2]

I gotta agree Ann with your prediction. I just don't have much faith in our jury system anymore since Casey Anthony got away with killing her child. These are the reasons why I doubt a just decisions: people seem to have lost their ability to use common sense, they seem to want every single question answered and if not they won't convict, they over think, and they feel sorry for the perpetrator. Factor all that in and the chances for a just conviction really diminish.

I was on another forum and saw a discussion concerning Nurmi's closing argument pertaining to the remark about not liking Jodi, and the mistake he made saying Jodi didn't admit to taking any gas can back. The members discussing this thought Nurmi either made a big blunder or pulled a clever ploy. They were saying the remarks he made "could" be used to Jodi's advantage, if she's convicted, she could use it for grounds to ask for a new trial based on "ineffective counsel" as the remake showed he let his personal feelings get in the way of properly representing her.......I don't know if someone would sacrifice their reputation by looking incompetent, especially for someone he didn't like.