How do you feel about the Cody Posey verdict?
155519
I read a portion of the transcript where the judge gives his justifications for sentencing this person as a juvenile rather than an adult.  I cannot reconcile the judge's reasoning with his statements of the law.  I see no reason why this kids shouldn't have been sentenced as an adult.  Instead of life in jail, he will be out by the time he is 21.
667106
Seiously.I fell you...\n\nHe pisses me off not just cause I am Spurs fan but because he is a nerd that gets too much attention.\nFor example...\nSports broadcasters keep reading his bogs about the Fn refs...\nWhen last game Van exel got kicked out, Tim Duncan got BS callas and oh yeah I saw good ol Mark slip a 100,000 check in the refs pants.\n\nI mean why not right, he gets fined that much so he figures why not just pay the ref's..\nOf course I'm kidding...I am serious about him needing to get away.\nHe is an Fn owner of a team...NOT A PLAYER\n\nAvery "lLil General" Johnson should put that butch in his place...he is the coach of the yeaSo don’t worry,yahoo won’t take gim oyt of the equation but Avery’s loudA*s*s speech will : )
1057321
I don't agree with the death penalty aspect of it. \n\nThere's no way the death penalty should have even been on the table considering Peterson was convicted with purely circumstantial evidence.
419967
1.  I love how folks are saying his actions are going to hurt USC.  Trust me - the folks at USC knew where his parents were staying.  Deniably so, maybe, but they knew.\n\n2.  Does anybody on this board actually know if and how much his parents paid in rent?  Until we know, I don't think we can convict the guy yet.\n\n3.  I think we're all missing one important point - WHO paid for the house.  The guy who owns the house is not in any way affiliated with USC.  Nor does he or his agency represent Bush.  If I owned a house in SoCal and leased it to a player's family under very reasonable terms, as long as I'm not tied to the school, the NFL, or the agency that represents the player, it's not an NCAA violation.  And it's definitely not criminal.
153547
I have watched it with my neice I think I like cody better is he the nicer one? I watched one where he dresses up like a girl because he likes this black haired girl who modeled and at the end he comes forth so she can win. And the other brother was mad cuz he wanted him to win to keep the prize.
619638
How would you feel if you were the one that got dumped and stiffed for a couple of bucks? I got one thing to say "karma".\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\ni
789353
Not at all.........I think it's a little funny but not disturbing.\n\nDon't judge or punish him for past misdemeanours, we all make error of judgement calls from time to time.\n\n(Plus he DID both the mother and daughter!!!! Serious bonus points from the Guys Bible for that one!!) ha ha
529030
I'm still stunned... I think everyone was stunned... even Simon!..I expected an upset last night ... but the upset I expected was  mcphee going not Chris!!!!!!!! it left me feeling somewhat disgusted with the whole show!! he was robbed big time!!!!!!!!
916297
I did see this very disturbing show, so sad. I think the guy is definitely GUILTY!!  It was obvious, his body language, how it took so long to answer questions, trying to set the stage for excuses; lie detectors aren't admissible in court, i don't know if maybe i could have been sleep walking, etc....GIVE ME A BREAK!!  I believe the poor little baby girl, she said too much to be making it up.  One more thing...the mother wanted him to be a part of the girls life (cause the scum wasn't already), but THEN all this happened and now she has to make the poor innocent baby go with her bastard father-makes me vomit!!
1026028
It's the law. \n\nI feel bad because he had a chance to get out and stay out, and he blew it. \n\nHe should have been working as a trainer helping young kids stay out of jail. Instead, he's going back in for life. \n\nIdiot...he's not good for the sport.
693796
Life in solitary confinement will be far more painful, especially for someone who anticipated his heavenly rewards.\n\nRudy Giuliani, a former prosecutor, said it was solitary or being in the hands of "red blooded American criminals."\n\nHe's expected to go to prison with Richard Reid, the shoe bomber, where solitary IS solitary.  Food will be placed in a room that Moussaoui will only enter when no one is there - no human contact\n\nThe jury has spoken, they deliberated for an extraordinarily long time, and they heard ALL the facts presented.  Most of the families seem accepting; not all are completely satisfied.  Also, there can be no appeal, which will save them much grief. \n\nI think this was a good verdict.
474009
Let's wait to see if anyone's convicted before we start judging.  From what we have heard in the news media there are too many holes that need filled in.  \n\nIf someone is convicted hang 'em but let us extend the same courtesy that we would like to have if we were accused of a crime
811647
Well, he did serve the punishment he was given.  Having said that, should the Titans play him?  Considering that they're requiring him to continue anger management, I don't think giving him a second chance is such a horrible idea.  However, if I was in Fisher's shoes and he drew so much as a flag, I'd have him out of there and he wouldn't play again.\n\nThe pros set an example not just to high school kids, but kids even younger than that as well as their parents, if parents' behavior at Little League and Pee Wee games is any indication.  It's just a f'ing GAME, for crying out loud.  Yet when you get to the pros, it's not just a game anymore.  It's about the money at that level, and the lengths to which some players will go to get top dollar are appalling.
1012388
I think that it is about time we put this murderer out of commission.  \n\nReichman2007, you feel sad for all of us?  Why?  Because we are pleased to know that one less heartless murderer is no longer a threat to the innocent, peace loving, men, women and children that he has PERSONALLY murdered or decapitated over the years?  Including (more likely than not) your fellow country men!   Ideally, peace and love would fill the entire world.  But it doesn't.  That is not my choice, as I am sure it is not yours either.  So what would you rather us do?  Allow him to kill, behead, rape and torture?  There will never be 100% acceptance behind any killing, of any sort.  And personally I believe that is a good thing....I may not agree with your position, but you are helping me see the other side.\n\nFor me, I am pleased that former terrorist is no longer with us.  Fear gives terrorists "super-human-like" power and today, the troops of the U.S.A. and collation countries, showed the world terrorists are mere mortals.  He was a man, an evil man and  that is it!
209129
Jacko's smart enough to pick victims with built-in credibility issues (all from single-parent homes), and the defense did a masterful job picking apart the whack-job mother, Janet Arvizo. There was some evidence that wasn't allowed in to court because of defense fears of the jury being "prejudiced" by it - I'm sure some of this information is found in the links others have provided.\n\nWhat's interesting about all these molestations is that the one kid (Jordie Chandler) who could describe Jacko's privates (and have police photos corroborate his descriptions) got $15-20 million in hu$h money, whereas other victims received lesser sums. The Arvizos got spa treatments and shopping sprees - I guess that investment was cheaper than another $20+ million, though, huh? Then again, California Civil Code 1669.5, brought about because of Jacko's hu$h money payoff to the Chandlers, prevents such hu$h money payoffs as being contrary to public policy. See the first link below for the law's exact text.\n\nThe second link is a page a friend of mine put together some time ago and is rather informative - and you simply *must* read the "Apologist's Creed." : D
810913
Crikey ~ I'm in for it now......I'll have to face the music.\n\nI hope he feels the emotional pain, terror and agony he caused to thousands of other people ..they say your life flashes before your eyes at the point of death....I hope he *Feels* what he did to others.
870327
He was dishonorably discharged?  I thought it was honorable.\n\nThe poor man.  I'm so sorry for them both.