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If anyone was following the Tammi Smith (Baby Gabriel) case...she was found guilty on both counts...conspiracy to commit custodial interference and forgery. Then the jury deliberated fairly briefly and came back that there WERE aggravating factors that will be considered at sentencing.

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2012/05/16/20120516baby-gabriel-tammi-smith-verdict.html
Every so often, there is justice.
The case that InSession is following now, the Adam Kaufman murder trial, bored me, even as background noise. But today, I switched it on to see if there was a verdict in the Tammi Smith trial, and I see this female detective (married, 3 kids) on the stand being forced to admit that she had had an affair with the lead detective in the case (after saying yesterday that she didn't "socialize" with him outside of the job) and yikes, was she pissed! When they let her off the stand, she stomped across the courtroom and then flew the door open and it slammed against the wall. (The affair was BEFORE this case, but then they worked on the case together.)
It was an interesting day in court.
OK, so while I'm here, I decided to google Casey Anthony, and I DID find something new:
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com...ida-gonzalez-unrelated-check-fraud-conviction
Casey Anthony to Zenaida Gonzalez: Who paid for your makeover?
By Jeff Weiner, Orlando Sentinel
3:33 p.m. EST, May 16, 2012
Has Zenaida Gonzalez, the woman suing Casey Anthony for defamation, been paid for TV interviews? And who funded her makeover for an appearance on the "Dr. Phil" show? Anthony's attorneys want to know.
In a request filed Wednesday, Anthony's defense issued a variety of wide-ranging requests for information, most involving money or media appearances.
Gonzalez says her life was upended when Anthony claimed a similarly named nanny had kidnapped her child in 2008. Anthony's attorney, however, argues Gonzalez is exploiting his client's infamy for her own gain.
The request covers documentation of payment for television, print and other media interviews, and specifically references an appearance with Dr. Phil McGraw that was taped in March and aired in April.
Anthony's defense is seeking info on money spent on "any hair treatment, skin treatment, dental work, clothing, shoes, jewelry, transportation, hotel accommodations, food [and] drink" for or during that TV appearance.
The request covers Gonzalez's bank and credit card statements, as well as pay stubs and job applications. Anthony's team also wants documentation of "gift(s)" given to Gonzalez's daughters by her attorneys' law firm.
The new request comes days after a judge in the suit granted Gonzalez access to Anthony's address so she can be subpoenaed for trial. Anthony has been in hiding since July, due to concerns for her safety.
Matt Morgan, one of the lawyers representing Gonzalez in the civil suit, posted on Twitter that Anthony had not yet been served as of Wednesday. "We are in the process of obtaining personal service," he said.
Anthony, 26, was acquitted of all major charges in July after a high profile murder trial in the death of her daughter, 2-year-old Caylee Marie. She is currently serving probation in an unrelated check fraud conviction.



http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2012/05/16/20120516baby-gabriel-tammi-smith-verdict.html
Every so often, there is justice.

The case that InSession is following now, the Adam Kaufman murder trial, bored me, even as background noise. But today, I switched it on to see if there was a verdict in the Tammi Smith trial, and I see this female detective (married, 3 kids) on the stand being forced to admit that she had had an affair with the lead detective in the case (after saying yesterday that she didn't "socialize" with him outside of the job) and yikes, was she pissed! When they let her off the stand, she stomped across the courtroom and then flew the door open and it slammed against the wall. (The affair was BEFORE this case, but then they worked on the case together.)
It was an interesting day in court.

OK, so while I'm here, I decided to google Casey Anthony, and I DID find something new:
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com...ida-gonzalez-unrelated-check-fraud-conviction
Casey Anthony to Zenaida Gonzalez: Who paid for your makeover?
By Jeff Weiner, Orlando Sentinel
3:33 p.m. EST, May 16, 2012
Has Zenaida Gonzalez, the woman suing Casey Anthony for defamation, been paid for TV interviews? And who funded her makeover for an appearance on the "Dr. Phil" show? Anthony's attorneys want to know.
In a request filed Wednesday, Anthony's defense issued a variety of wide-ranging requests for information, most involving money or media appearances.
Gonzalez says her life was upended when Anthony claimed a similarly named nanny had kidnapped her child in 2008. Anthony's attorney, however, argues Gonzalez is exploiting his client's infamy for her own gain.
The request covers documentation of payment for television, print and other media interviews, and specifically references an appearance with Dr. Phil McGraw that was taped in March and aired in April.
Anthony's defense is seeking info on money spent on "any hair treatment, skin treatment, dental work, clothing, shoes, jewelry, transportation, hotel accommodations, food [and] drink" for or during that TV appearance.
The request covers Gonzalez's bank and credit card statements, as well as pay stubs and job applications. Anthony's team also wants documentation of "gift(s)" given to Gonzalez's daughters by her attorneys' law firm.
The new request comes days after a judge in the suit granted Gonzalez access to Anthony's address so she can be subpoenaed for trial. Anthony has been in hiding since July, due to concerns for her safety.
Matt Morgan, one of the lawyers representing Gonzalez in the civil suit, posted on Twitter that Anthony had not yet been served as of Wednesday. "We are in the process of obtaining personal service," he said.
Anthony, 26, was acquitted of all major charges in July after a high profile murder trial in the death of her daughter, 2-year-old Caylee Marie. She is currently serving probation in an unrelated check fraud conviction.