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I don't see any notes being taken at the moment by the jurors, they are attentive though. #JodiArias

Willmott continues to press DeMarte on her schedule of when she started to work as a psychologist. DeMarte is quick to answer

7:05 p.m. ET: DeMarte is explaining how she conducted evaluations for children who were victims domestic violence. Willmott if she ever felt any compassion for the children she worked with, and DeMarte said at some point she did feel compassion, but remained unbiased.

7:01 p.m. ET: Arias is paying closer attention to Willmott's cross examination of DeMarte than she did with Martinez's direct examination.

6:58 p.m. ET: Willmott is walking DeMarte through her resume and work experience.

6:56 p.m. ET: Willmott is asking DeMarte why she waited a year to get her license after she got her Ph.d.

6:52 p.m. ET: Martinez has wrapped his direct examination of DeMarte. Defense attorney Willmott is asking DeMarte questions on cross examination now.

6:49 p.m. ET: DeMarte is walking Martinez through the symptoms for battered woman syndrome, and Arias did not display any of those symptoms.

1. Tendency to re-experience
2. Tendency to avoid
3. Tendency to have increased arousal
4. Impaired social relationships
5. Batterer controls movements
6. Many medical problems and compliants

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DeMarte seems to be very calm and collected as she answers Willmott's questions. #JodiArias


DeMonte says she could feel some compassion but did not let it make her biased. #JodiArias

Willmott is asking if DeMonte felt and compassion for the children she was working with at the time

ok, so DeMarte did not supervise LaViolette.

Hi Remote... I missed a bit... but am watching...... just not a lot to say Wilmott is too tedious

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Willmott = Falling asleep, here.

7:22 p.m. ET: Willmott asked if perpetrators of sexual crimes tell their families about their offensive behavior hinting at Alexander's actions. DeMarte said the family can know about the behavior if they are victims, the family catches them or when the perpetrators are arrested.

7:18 p.m. ET: DeMarte is explaining her work experience at a state hospital during her residency. During this time she conducted evaluations and also provided therapy with certain patients.

7:14 p.m. ET: Willmott is asking DeMarte about her knowledge of LaViolette. She pointed out that DeMarte had not been born yet when LaViolette got her masters degree in 1980, making the point she is young.

7:11 p.m. ET: DeMarte is explaining a managerial role she held after she received her license to practice.

7:07 p.m. ET: Willmott is grilling DeMarte about how she learned how to conduct evaluations.

7:05 p.m. ET: DeMarte is explaining how she conducted evaluations for children who were victims domestic violence. Willmott if she ever felt any compassion for the children she worked with, and DeMarte said at some point she did feel compassion, but remained unbiased.

7:01 p.m. ET: Arias is paying closer attention to Willmott's cross examination of DeMarte than she did with Martinez's direct e

HAHA Slam on LaV's 20 page CV!!

9:30 Arizona time tomorrow!



7:31 p.m. ET: DeMarte is now discussing her lectures listed on her resume with Willmott.

7:28 p.m. ET: Willmott is asking DeMarte about a research project she worked on that involved women of domestic abuse.

7:25 p.m. ET: DeMarte is explaining the licensing process for becoming psychologist. She says you don't become a psychologist until after an individual recieves their license.

Going for dinner! Be back later!

Unlike Alyce the Witness does NOT list every lecture she does on her CV.

I think some of what Alyce claimed with encounter groups and feel good conferences was a load of crap as far as her "experience" goes.
Joking about Snow White on multiple occasions for instance was hardly relevant "experience"

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Bye Remote... enjoy!!

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I agree. Willmott is pathetic.

Oh really, a "sometimes drop-in lover" suffered domestic violence!!
So - brilliant HI I.Q. Jodi, just don't GO THERE!
It's not as if they had children, a marriage, etc. Poor widdle victim...

I think I saw LaV's "mate" sitting a seat away from Jodi's mother and Donavan maybe? Blue print top?

Ha! A blue print for disaster!! LaV and her - or anybody!!

"When you're second best, you have to TRY harder!"
Avis Car Rental

Oh BOY! I haven't seen Bill Shaeffer since cma trial. Just saw him on HLN.
I will never forget a quote from Bill that applied to Jose Baez and could apply
to the defense in jodi trial:

"He tried getting in the front door,
then the back door,
now he's trying to get in the windows."

Go Bill!

kj just saw Bill S. Isn't he great? Love him!

Love that quote from him. Never heard it before.
Some really great minds out there eh?

I dont like to think of The ANT trial..... Remember what happened with that "Borderline Bitch"

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As I posted earlier... it is refreshing to be reminded of what PSYCHOLOGY is about.

Although I did not pursue it as a career, I did study it and had friends who went on to practice clinical psychology.

Pop-psych books and psychobabble give the profession a bad name.

Wain Cats - Psychobabble

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Expert: Arias has a 'personality disorder'
By Graham Winch
updated 8:04 PM EDT, Tue April 16, 2013

Prosecutor Juan Martinez got his chance to go on the attack again Wednesday in the Jodi Arias trial.

At the beginning of court Wednesday, the defense rested its case. Martinez then began his rebuttal case with calling clinical psychologist Janeen DeMarte to the stand.

DeMarte testified she evaluated Arias and diagnosed her with a "borderline personality disorder." She compared a person suffering from this type of disorder to a immature teenager with identity issues.

Arias displays seven of the nine characteristics of borderline personality disorder, according to DeMarte. These are the seven traits DeMarte said she observed in Arias' behavior:

1. Efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment
2. Unstable and intense interpersonal relationships
3. Identity disturbance
4. Suicidal behavior
5. Affective instability
6. Chronic feelings of emptiness
7. Inappropriate, intense anger

However, Demarte said Arias does not display these characteristics: "transient, stress related paranoid ideation" and "impulsivity."

Defense attorney Jennifer Willmott will continue her cross examination of DeMarte on Wednesday.


...more at link
http://www.hlntv.com/article/2013/04/16 ... d-her-life

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