...her conviction has been overturned and she has been freed, although if I heard the BBC broadcast correctly she's being fined for defamation? More as it comes. Background into this.
This seems to get buried precisely because of the bizarre tabloid fantasies of the Italian prosecutors, but Amanda Knox being in jail in indeed an egregious travesty of justice. ...as.
Something that is much less likely to happen in Texas: Italy’s top criminal court on Monday said the murder case of Amanda Knox had “stunning flaws” — and that prosecutors.
I argued that year that the United States should not have given a second's consideration to extraditing Amanda Knox had she been re-convicted of a murder she plainly didn't commit..
To state the obvious, should Italy issue an extradition order for Amanda Knox, the only question should be whether to respond with spit or urine. In addition to the double.
Chris Cuomo. Although it must be conceded that his disgraceful performance functions as an effective metacommentary about how Amanda Knox was convicted for a crime she plainly didn't commit in.
I've just returned from Eugene, where I was visiting my dad. Now, when I am visiting Eugene, I don't often get to see a show because it's such an isolated.
Before we go to the shows--and there are some good ones I have seen--we have two things to get out of the way. First and foremost, all hail the great.
