Scooter Libby Verdict Today? Jurors Came Into Court Dressed Formally

[Hissyspit]

http://americablog.blogspot.com/2007/03/scooter-libby-verdict-may-be-announced.html

Scooter Libby verdict may be announced today
by John Aravosis (DC) · 3/06/2007 09:55:00 AM ET

Apparently the jurors came to court dressed up today, seriously. They were in jeans before, today dress up clothes.

[radfringe]

1. messing with our heads... ::wink::

tomorrow they will show up in bathing suits to make us think the deliberations are getting hot

:rofl:

[npincus]

3. LOL

let's hope they're shaved and waxed.

[malaise]

2. Guilty, guilty, guilty

plueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeez!

[Stephanie]

4. Guilty.

Go straight to jail.

[Botany]

5. Could it be Fitzmas?

Dear Santa Fitz,

All I want is guilty verdicts and a Dick Cheney indictment.

[Mandate My Ass]

15. My list is exactly the same

and I've been a very good girl...well mostly.:evilgrin:

[StrictlyRockers]

6. Guilty on all counts!

[napi21]

7. Maybe, but it's also possible that they expected to have to come in to the

courtroom for the Judge to answer their recent questions.

I do think the verdict isn't far off though. It seems they've been struggling with the same "Count 3" since Thrusday. I think a lot depends on how clearly the Judge answers their questions.

[tanyev]

8. My goodness, I've never heard of such a clothing-coordinated jury.

:wtf:

[BlueJac]

9. HE WILL WALK.....

[StrictlyRockers]

10. the plank!

[meegbear]

11. Today is National Crown Roast Of Pork Day ...

maybe they're marking the occasion. :shrug:
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[Connie_Corleone]

13. Are they wearing shirts with a roast pork on them?

LOL

[meegbear]

16. Well, people dress up for Easter ...

why not for roast pork? I mean, what's the difference?

[Grandrose]

12. A least one guilty count.....please

:popcorn:

[SlowDownFast]

14. Not indicative, necessarily.

From FDL's emptywheel (Marci Wheeler):

"On the question of jury’s dress–yes, MSNBC says they’re dressed up. But remember, they may well have expected they’d be dragged into the court room to get an instruction on this question. Last time they were brought into the court room, they were reluctant about it because they were wearing their grungies."