Today, it can safely be said that LaViolette is earning every penny of her pay. She looks positively haggard.

HA! The defense gets paid by the hour?

Maybe THAT'S what is going on...

I don't think anyone expected it to last this long ...
HA -- they are doing a good job ... for themselves!!

I think she gets $250 per hour to evaluate.

I think she gets $300 per hour to testify.


Or it's the other way around - but either way, she's racking up some serious pay!

I believe the defense gets $250 perhour. Nurmi started out defending Jodi in his job as a Public Defender. When he tried to get off Jodi's case because he was going into private practice, the court required him to stay on and agreed to pay $225 per hour pay as a private attorney.

Her testimony should be paid for on basis of how many times she answers a question "Yes" or "No"

She can have a bonus for each time she says "anal sex"

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DRINK!!!

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7:11 p.m. ET: Martinez began to ask LaViolette about Arias' relationship with her high school boyfriend, but Willmott objected. The attorneys are at a sidebar with the judge.

7:09 p.m. ET: LaViolette said a pattern of jealous behavior is a negative thing, and it would go against the "Law of Attraction." LaViolette said that no one has indicated that Arias had a pattern of jealously.

7:07 p.m. ET: Martinez is demanding LaViolette give him an example of something positive coming from jealous behavior. LaViolette said people can step back and learn from their jealous behavior.

7:04 p.m. ET: Martinez is arguing whether the reason why Arias didn't write about being jealous in journal, because it would be a negative thing and against the "Law of Attraction."

DRINK!!!

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WildAboutTrial WildAboutTrial 3m
Juan brings up the times that #JodiArias left things at Bobby's doorstep and asks Alyce about this behavior. She is hesitant to answer

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Juan continues to ask Alyce to assume things. He recalls the time someone came in talking to #JodiArias about the end of the world.

7:18 p.m. ET: Martinez said after Arias broke up with her high school boyfriend and he moved to Oregon she continued to visit him. The attorneys are at a sidebar with the judge.

7:17 p.m. ET: LaViolette said its common for people to have problems letting go after relationships.

7:15 p.m. ET: Martinez is asking LaViolette about Arias' behavior with her high school boyfriend after they broke up and how she had diffculty letting go of him.

About 7 more minutes left.

DRINK!!!

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End now

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7:34 p.m. ET: Martinez just accused Arias of not only displaying a pattern of jealousy but said she was a stalker. The judge has recessed court until tomorrow. Court will also be held this Friday.

7:29 p.m. ET: The attorneys are at a sidebar with the judge.

7:28 p.m. ET: Martinez is asking LaViolette about Arias inabilty to letting go of another ex-boyfriend and if it establishes a pattern of jealousy. LaViolette said no it does not because she is not trying to control anyway with her jealousy.

Prosecutor: Jodi Arias was a stalker
By Graham Winch
updated 8:21 PM EDT, Tue April 09, 2013

Prosecutor Juan Martinez ended another day of cross-examining defense expert Alyce LaViolette with another shocker on Tuesday.

Martinez accused Arias of being a stalker. He said Arias' refusal to "let go" after she broke up with her several boyfriends was evidence of her stalking behavior.

LaViolette has testified that physical and sexual abuse by Arias' ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander culminated in a fight that forced Arias to kill him in self-defense.

On Tuesday, Martinez asked, "Actually what we’re really talking about is that, that is a pattern of stalking, isn’t it?"

"No, it isn’t," said LaViolette.

Martinez asked, "Well, she’s gone and contacted Bobby Juarez on the telephone two times after the break-up, right?"

"She has," said LaViolette.

Martinez asked, "And she left things at his door after they’ve broken up, correct?"

"Stalking implies fear," said LaViolette.

Martinez asked, "Yes or no."

"Stalking implies fear," said LaViolette.

Martinez asked, "Yes or no."

"Incorrect," said LaViolette.

Willmott objected, saying, "She clearly cannot answer the question with a yes or no answer."

"Alright, overruled. Restate your question," said Judge Sherry Stephens.

Martinez asked, "Isn’t it true that she, with regard to Mr. Juarez, she left things in a, at his doorstep? Correct?"

"Yes," said LaViolette.

Martinez asked, "And isn’t it true with regard to Mr. McCartney, one of the things she did is that she went and spoke to the person that she believed that he was seeing, correct?"

"Correct," said LaViolette.

Martinez asked, "And then she slept in his bed, right?"

"She did," said LaViolette.

Martinez asked, "And with regard to Mr. Alexander, isn’t it true that one of the things that you know with regard to the Reagan Housley, uh,
Instant Messaging, was the Mr. Alexander was exceedingly afraid of the defendants stalking behavior?"

Willmott objected, and Judge Stephens overruled Wilmott.

"I don’t know that he was exceedingly afraid. I don’t get…" said LaViolette.

Earlier Tuesday, Martinez accused LaViolette of subjectively picking and choosing the evidence she believed in evaluating Arias' case. The aggressive prosecutor even mocked LaViolette, calling her a "human lie detector."

Martinez said Monday that LaViolette ignored police interviews with Arias' family, friends and co-workers that said Arias was a liar, manipulative, and "liked to play the victim."

LaViolette stuck to her guns, and said, in light of all the materials she reviewed in the case, Arias was not a manipulative person.

...more at link
http://www.hlntv.com/article/2013/04/09 ... his-sleave

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Warning Graphic Content

Three New Crime Scene Photos

http://radaronline.com/exclusives/2013/ ... ng-travis/

Thanks, Taurus.

I put the link in the "Reference" thread as well

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This is absolutely creepy.

http://twitpic.com/ci8esy










Trickier to do... but you can use [Img] button on Gif animations

HAHAHAHAHA! HAAHAHHAHHHHAAHAHAHHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH!
Watching the afternoon trial today.

Juan: (To laviolette) Ma'am, I want you to look at the small picture, Sept 13, 2007.
Wilmott: Judge, may we approach?
Judge: NO. next question!!

I missed that kj

I think it confirms that The Judge has RT on her screen. That is almost an exact quote of what I posted.

As a suggestion for the Judge.........

"May we approach?"

"No! Piss off"

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Taurus, "creepy" is a good word for that Jodi/Willmott morphing picture!

The two seem to be bonding quite nicely as of late. Blech!!!!