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<blockquote data-quote="Nancy" data-source="post: 442820" data-attributes="member: 59">klmno is right, I'm sure those lawyers got a bigger earful in chambers, and there well may be some fines.Star you know I love you but I think it is far fetched to think the entire Anthony family conspired with Baez to save Casey. That would mean disbarment for Baez and as stupid as he was I do not think he would risk that. Did you know that in Switzerland family members cannot be forced to testify against each other? I think it's very unreasonable to think this family could testify against their daughter, especially when she is facing the death penalty, and not try to word things so it wasn't so bad for her. I believe their testimony was honest in the big things, but they did lie about some details they thought may help her not be convicted for first degree murder. Malika it is very unlikely thatyoung man will ever spend one night in jail. He is appealing and I am confident there will be a deal made. I believe the judge was trying to make an impression on him, that same tactic does not have the same impact on lawyers in the heat of battle. Like my husband said, it happens all the time, there are just no cameras to catch it.Nancy</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nancy, post: 442820, member: 59"] klmno is right, I'm sure those lawyers got a bigger earful in chambers, and there well may be some fines. Star you know I love you but I think it is far fetched to think the entire Anthony family conspired with Baez to save Casey. That would mean disbarment for Baez and as stupid as he was I do not think he would risk that. Did you know that in Switzerland family members cannot be forced to testify against each other? I think it's very unreasonable to think this family could testify against their daughter, especially when she is facing the death penalty, and not try to word things so it wasn't so bad for her. I believe their testimony was honest in the big things, but they did lie about some details they thought may help her not be convicted for first degree murder. Malika it is very unlikely thatyoung man will ever spend one night in jail. He is appealing and I am confident there will be a deal made. I believe the judge was trying to make an impression on him, that same tactic does not have the same impact on lawyers in the heat of battle. Like my husband said, it happens all the time, there are just no cameras to catch it. Nancy [/QUOTE]

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