Barisone Verdict Is In: Not Guilty By Reason of Insanity

[Knights_Mom]

Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus!!

[Knights_Mom]

@eggbutt

@Knights_Mom

I also think Bilinkas’ fumbling in the beginning then getting better and better as the trial progressed was performance art.

Then the emotional, powerful crescendo at closing.

Masterclass.

But that’s just me.

Speaking of Bilinkas, this didn’t age well!

Opinionus Wrongus Big Timus

[Sdel]

@Knights_Mom

@eggbutt

@Knights_Mom

I also think Bilinkas’ fumbling in the beginning then getting better and better as the trial progressed was performance art.

Then the emotional, powerful crescendo at closing.

Masterclass.

But that’s just me.

Speaking of Bilinkas, this didn’t age well!

Opinionus Wrongus Big Timus

Don’t forget the one about how the ear witness was going to be a critical and compelling witness too…

[eggbutt]

[Wilbury_Pie]

I had a gut feeling at the start of the trial, that when people were criticizing Bilinkas for his apparent lack of skill, that he was playing a game of chess that only he understood. I could be wrong, but that was/is my impression.

As a sidebar (lol, I could not resist that one), I was incredibly impressed by Boyd Martin’s recent fb post (April 14/22) in his continued and unwavering support of MB. Will be cheering him on at Rolex 3 Day (or whatever it’s called nowadays).

[ekat]

Here’s NJ’s Supreme Court Case that outlines what the court has to follow:

State v. Krol

[lazaret]

Krol outlines the specific orders and the guidelines around then, but conditions of release are generally decided between the psychiatric care team, the acquitee, and sometimes with the input of the state.

The court orders it and if there are no conditions, the Krol order is very clear that there is no further action that can be taken - the state can’t rescind it and require that person to partake in the judicial process any more.

[Einhorn]

@hut-ho78

Once he is deemed sane and not a danger to himself or others an

There won’t be conditions of release because he isn’t a criminal. When he’s released, the case is closed and he can do what he wants. No restrictions by the court.

[MHM]

@Sdel

Don’t forget the one about how the ear witness was going to be a critical and compelling witness too…

Well, maybe he was. I think he convinced the jury there were only two shots.

[Carol_O]

So, I have this lovely 5 year old gelding, home bred. His barn name is not yet established, it is fluid, changing every few days. Lately he is Mr. Bilinkas. I like that one. It has stuck longer than other nicknames.

[hut-ho78]

@Einhorn

@hut-ho78

Once he is deemed sane and not a danger to himself or others an

There won’t be conditions of release because he isn’t a criminal. When he’s released, the case is closed and he can do what he wants. No restrictions by the court.

Hmmm. That is not what this says.

State v. Krol

[hut-ho78]

Thank you.

[hut-ho78]

Thank you as well.

[ekat]

Very good point.

I’m still puzzled by his testimony, mostly because of what he didn’t hear. His version was “can I talk to Lauren?” RG hands phone to Lauren, Lauren says Michael is here, BOOM BOOM, I’ve been shot! Phone drops…

What he didn’t hear: MB talking to RG and RG saying let the lawyers work it out.
LK talking to MB, something about, how are we going to work it out, what about Rob’s bill?
Poor Rosie
Scuffle/melee/LK bashing MB’s head etc.

None of that makes sense, nor will it ever.

[ekat]

Once the court determines he’s no longer a danger to himself or others, he will absolutely be released with no conditions. That could happen May 17th. It could happen sometime in the future, with partial releases and conditions along the way.

NJ Courts have also written the form of orders for every scenario under Krol. If you scroll to order 5 on page 27, you’ll see the one that gets signed when the court decides there is no danger, the acquitee is released and no longer under the Court’s jurisdiction.

That could happen May 17th. It could happen down the road.

n200812a.pdf

[Jenerationx]

Thank you. Some people just don’t want the facts.

[Knights_Mom]

@hut-ho78

@Einhorn

@hut-ho78

Once he is deemed sane and not a danger to himself or others an

There won’t be conditions of release because he isn’t a criminal. When he’s released, the case is closed and he can do what he wants. No restrictions by the court.

Hmmm. That is not what this says.

https://law.justia.com/cases/new-jersey/supreme-court/1975/68-n-j-236-0.html

You seem desperate to die on this hill, eh?

[hut-ho78]

Naw. If I was desperate and as melodramatic as some, I’d be casting aspersions on knowledge, faith, inferring family relations, demanding everyone bow down to my great knowledge, wondering what it is that some people just can’t understand that an NGRI isn’t quite the same thing as NG until the person is unconditionally released as sane and no longer a danger to themselves or others, telling people they can’t post because I don’t like it, trying to guess who everyone is, you know, normal stuff here.

Instead I just thanked people who are better at explaining it. Have a nice night.

[Knights_Mom]

@hut-ho78

Naw. If I was desperate and as melodramatic as some, I’d be casting aspersions on knowledge, faith, inferring family relations, demanding everyone bow down to my great knowledge, wondering what it is that some people just can’t understand that an NGRI isn’t quite the same thing as NG until the person is unconditionally released as as sane and no longer a danger to themselves or others, telling people they can’t post because I don’t like it, trying to guess who everyone is, you know, normal stuff here.

Instead I just thanked people better at explaining it. Have a nice night.

[MHM]

@ekat

I’m still puzzled by his testimony, mostly because of what he didn’t hear. His version was “can I talk to Lauren?” RG hands phone to Lauren, Lauren says Michael is here, BOOM BOOM, I’ve been shot! Phone drops…

And according to the phone records he checked on the stand, that call took four minutes. Four minutes!

That only comes out to 2.75 words a minute.