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re: Matt Mitchel with a short video pre LSU-Ole Miss
Posted by ell_13 on 9/18/26 at 8:26 am to UnclePat76
I find SEC shorts a little corny and on the nose. I feel like I’m watching theater kids overact who don’t really understand sports. Matt is much more relatable and genuine.
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He’s the best. Way better than SeC shorts. Although they collab.
re: Tenzing | Mount Everest biopic | Trailer
Posted by ell_13 on 9/18/26 at 6:03 am to RollTide1987
Great cast. Interesting story. I’m in.
quote:How did that protect a company’s value? It may have been a nothing burger, but legit companies were spending thousands of hours trying to update code in time for it. They didn’t spend that money to save a buck down the road.
I guess you weren't around for Y2K
That wasn’t holding.
re: LSU should jump notre dame and ole miss
Posted by ell_13 on 9/6/26 at 8:10 pm to John Rambeaux
Shouldn’t be putting any emphasis on polls. They’re useless.
re: Clancy Jury Is At 11 - 1?
Posted by ell_13 on 9/4/26 at 12:27 pm to ForeverEllisHugh
There’s a really good chance that 3 or 4 want her free and the other 7-8 just want it over with. Happens all the time with juries.
re: Who is taking a chance with their tent shells?
Posted by ell_13 on 9/4/26 at 12:16 pm to LSU=Champions
But what about the fricking tents, L=C?
quote:YOURE NOT A SCOUT!!1!
They know you played JUCO baseball they won’t touch yours
Who is taking a chance with their tent shells?
Posted by ell_13 on 9/4/26 at 11:26 am
The great crack down on early spot securing last year took place around this time. Locks broken. Tent shells strewn about. Who’s setting up a little early?
re: Anyone else just sick and tired of all the drama and ready to play (and talk) ball?!?
Posted by ell_13 on 9/4/26 at 7:53 am to TigerFan244
Nah. No one wants this to end. We are all enjoying the shitshow except for you.
Prosecutions have a better chance at retrials than defense when they decide to retrial.
re: Clancy trial verdict predictions
Posted by ell_13 on 9/3/26 at 2:34 pm to lsupride87
It’s definitely good for guilty
ETA: posted before I read about the defense wanting to remove a juror
ETA: posted before I read about the defense wanting to remove a juror
re: Clancy trial verdict predictions
Posted by ell_13 on 9/3/26 at 2:18 pm to tylercsbn9
Judge is interviewing them all. Something had to have happened in there.
That rumor is fabricated. Polymarket twitter kinda sucks.
It is technically an option but with both defense and prosecution basically agreeing that she did it and it wasn’t self defense, the options are NGBRI, manslaughter (which is fricked up), and murder.
Malice isn’t a qualifier for murder either. That poster is a dumbass and is as bad as her supporters.
re: Clancy trial verdict predictions
Posted by ell_13 on 9/2/26 at 5:12 pm to redandright
quote:This is all that matters for NGI. People are insane all over the place but they can still discern right from wrong in the legal sense. It’s why the psychosis and voice is so important to her case. Her problem is that she made a plan, she never heard voices before or since, and she was never diagnosed with a disorder that would ultimately cause her to lose grip on reality.
But that doesn’t mean that she didn’t know what she was doing was wrong.
The prosecution is more likely to obtain a conviction if the case actually goes to a second jury trial, though most hung-jury cases never reach a full retrial.
The best available data comes from the National Center for State Courts study Are Hung Juries a Problem? (Hannaford-Agor et al., 2002), which has been repeatedly cited in later legal scholarship.
After a hung jury:
• Only about 32% of cases were refiled for another jury trial.
• Roughly 32% ended in a guilty plea.
• About 22% were dismissed.
Of the cases that did go to a second jury trial:
• ~69–70% ended in conviction
• ~19% ended in acquittal
• ~8% hung again
• ~4% ended in another type of mistrial
Among retrials that produced a verdict, the conviction rate was therefore around 78%.
The best available data comes from the National Center for State Courts study Are Hung Juries a Problem? (Hannaford-Agor et al., 2002), which has been repeatedly cited in later legal scholarship.
After a hung jury:
• Only about 32% of cases were refiled for another jury trial.
• Roughly 32% ended in a guilty plea.
• About 22% were dismissed.
Of the cases that did go to a second jury trial:
• ~69–70% ended in conviction
• ~19% ended in acquittal
• ~8% hung again
• ~4% ended in another type of mistrial
Among retrials that produced a verdict, the conviction rate was therefore around 78%.
If anyone knows someone with psychosis and/or bipolar disorder, they truly lose reality at times. Fairly often. The fact that this happened once… exactly when she sent off her husband… when she calculated the time he’d be gone…
She’s a fricking liar. Women are so damn easily manipulated by emotions. Just claim victimhood over anything and they have to sympathize. Repeal the 19th.
She’s a fricking liar. Women are so damn easily manipulated by emotions. Just claim victimhood over anything and they have to sympathize. Repeal the 19th.
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