Monica Lindstrom

Don’t feel sorry for Jodi Arias.

Even though she’s in jail and on trial for her life, she has racked up many victories. And continues to do so despite the odds.

In her ruling, Judge Stephens lists all the various pleadings and then goes through the 17 areas the motions to dismiss are based upon.

A lot has been said and written about Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Sherry Stephens, who is at the helm of the State v. Jodi Arias trial.

The Supreme Court of Arizona denied Jodi Arias’ request for stay on Thursday.

In late October 2014 Judge Sherry Stephens ordered the public and the media be removed from the courtroom for the testimony of a secret witness, who was later determined to be Arias.

The trial in State v. Jodi Arias was scheduled to resume Monday but that didn’t happen.

The Arizona Court of Appeals has said it loud and proud: Judge Sherry Stephens was wrong when she excluded the public and the media from the courtroom when convicted murderer Jodi Arias testified.

Is Jodi Arias going to be another Debra Milke?

Will she soon see the world as a free woman?

People of Maricopa County, and Arizona, are asking the question “what the heck is going on here?”

Tuesday evening, a Phoenix police officer fatally shot an unarmed 34-year-old man while responding to a resident’s call of criminal activity.

The Jodi Arias defense team filed a motion on Thanksgiving eve again asking Judge Sherry Stephens to remove the death penalty as a possible sentence. The reasoning? Arias can’t present a complete defense because the witnesses are too scared to testify. Does the motion have merit? The simple and unpopular answer is yes, yes it […]

Monday St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch announced a
grand jury in Ferguson, Missouri did not find that police officer Darren Wilson
should be charged with a crime in the killing of Michael Brown.

Trial resumed Monday in State v. Jodi Arias with the
continued cross-examination by prosecutor Juan Martinez of defense
expert Dr. Miccio-Fonseca and it was a battle of wits and wills.

There are three dramas going on right now in the State v. Jodi Arias case.