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**mincbiori** · 03-16-2012, 08:05 PM

I have been watching this trial as much as I can. This morning, they broke into regular programming and read multiple counts guilty or not guilty, and the foreperson answered for the jury. It made sense and I think the verdicts were just. Some of the counts seemed repetitive and sounded like they had the same language as a previous count, which I thought at first was each juror polling, but that wasn't it. I'm sure media outlets will list each count and their verdict as the day goes on.

Sentencing May 21st. I don't think he should be deported or do ten years, but he has to answer for this. As far as invasion of privacy, it doesn't matter if it was someone gay or the college slut doing the football team. It also doesn't matter that it was a dorm room. Tyler asked for it between 9-1230, the other guy said yes. The jury found there should be a reasonable expectation of privacy on Tyler's behalf.

Not all of the bias intimidation counts came up guilty, I'm pretty sure. I think the jury was trying to say that the other guy would not have filmed it & tweeted/texted about it if Tyler was with a girl. Either way, I agree with the jury.

03-16-2012, 08:05 PM	#2
mincbiori Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 507 Senior Member	I have been watching this trial as much as I can. This morning, they broke into regular programming and read multiple counts guilty or not guilty, and the foreperson answered for the jury. It made sense and I think the verdicts were just. Some of the counts seemed repetitive and sounded like they had the same language as a previous count, which I thought at first was each juror polling, but that wasn't it. I'm sure media outlets will list each count and their verdict as the day goes on. Sentencing May 21st. I don't think he should be deported or do ten years, but he has to answer for this. As far as invasion of privacy, it doesn't matter if it was someone gay or the college slut doing the football team. It also doesn't matter that it was a dorm room. Tyler asked for it between 9-1230, the other guy said yes. The jury found there should be a reasonable expectation of privacy on Tyler's behalf. Not all of the bias intimidation counts came up guilty, I'm pretty sure. I think the jury was trying to say that the other guy would not have filmed it & tweeted/texted about it if Tyler was with a girl. Either way, I agree with the jury.
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