Last day of Opening Statements with @JulieGrantTV Thanks for having me for the past 7 years & for your final show. More importantly thanks for the friendship!

@amber122185 @JulieGrantTV Dan Abrams bought it. It goes off the air tonight

@JulieGrantTV I've been upset all day bcuz you're leaving, and now Matt Johnson says today's his last day! Overwhelming! What the heck is going on! Grr

@JulieGrantTV This is a sad day. I started every day with you and my coffee. It won't be the same without you and @MattJohnsonNEWS I will follow the two of you wherever you land! 💙 to Julie!

@JulieGrantTV This announcement is the absolute worst news of the day. Perhaps the entire year. I have looked forward to seeing you and having coffee with you every morning for the last 6-7 years. Now, how do I fill my mornings. Your knowledge of the law and the manner in which you deliver.

Noah, thank YOU for your commitment to the show & for your friendship! 🙏💙 So special having you in the studio for the last episode ⚖️✨ #OpeningStatements

Cheers to the GOAT and the best anchor on Court TV. You will be missed so much—I can’t wait to see what you do next. @JulieGrantTV

Karen Read, her lawyers, and her PR minions think if they report false stories to the press and repeat it enough themselves, it becomes true. That is not the case. There. Was. No. Apology. 👏👏👏👏 Not to mention—if she said “dead” or “again”… who cares? The point is, she

Lucy Medina, 58, was just acquitted in Salem of charges she attacked her abusive husband with a knife in 2020. Medina was represented by attorney Hank Brennan. Her husband did not testify. Brennan argued self-defense.

Watch the goat in action. #NotGuilty

It was always about the second line of the recording. Today was a big win for the O’Keefe family, and it was a reminder that sometimes the most important moments in a case are small, but strategic moves that quietly shift the ground underneath everything. Diller played this

Becky Lloyd, who knew both Kouri and Eric Richins, testified Thursday. She described a conversation with Kouri during which Kouri said she felt trapped in her marriage, had no way out, and that it would be better if Eric were dead. Investigators believe Kouri poisoned Eric.

Kouri Richins face when her friend testifies she said it would be easier if Eric was dead.

@JulieGrantTV @CourtTV I knew he would be found guilty because the verdict was predetermined. The trial was essentially like a Soviet Show Trial. If this is the standard then, then they need to start prosecuting Judges, Prosecutors and Parole Board Members who let criminals go and re-offend.

@DawnBauer1111 @millymoobags @JulieGrantTV @CourtTV @PhilipCDube Extreme negligence, yes. Second degree murder? How many willing co-conspirators are only charged with accessory charges or culpable negligence? It’s not just the weapons used. Parents who hide their gangster kids from the police are just as responsible if they end up killing.

@DawnBauer1111 @millymoobags @JulieGrantTV @CourtTV @PhilipCDube Did they prove the dad bought the gun specifically for his son to go kill the kids? What about the kid that used a knife to kill the high school student in Texas? If he got it from his house purchased by his parent. Should they be prosecuted for murder?

@DawnBauer1111 @millymoobags @JulieGrantTV @CourtTV @PhilipCDube Should this father be prosecuted for not properly supervising and not foreseeing what his son did much like the parents of Jesse Butler who got away with horrific rapes? I would say: 100% Yes! My point is: will this new standard be applied impartially or cherry picked❓

@millymoobags @JulieGrantTV @CourtTV @PhilipCDube I 100% agree that parents bear responsibility, my question is: will it be applied in all cases. I doubt it will. There are many poor victims, little children killed in Chicago, for example, on a weekly basis by youth gangsters. Will their parents be prosecuted, too?

@JulieGrantTV @CourtTV Will they go after parents of youth involved in gang shootings, bullying that ends in physical injury or death, and crimes like the killing of Austin Metcalf? I’m for parental accountability, but to what extent and will this new standard be applied impartially? @PhilipCDube

Nancy Guthrie *He is a 5th grade teacher. *He is married to a school principal. *He is the father of a young boy and a teen. *He had a DUI over a decade ago. *He stole a calculator and a watch at a bar when he was drunk. He was convicted and served a year well over a decade ago.