Monica Lindstrom

Tuesday afternoon, Judge Sherry Stephens read the Jodi Arias jury a modified impasse instruction.

The State v. Jodi Arias jurors finished Day 3 of their deliberations with no verdict. This brings their deliberating time to approximately 16 hours.

The State v. Jodi Arias trial entered a new phase Wednesday -- deliberations. These will mark the conclusion of a trial which began back in December 2012.

The attorneys in the retrial of the penalty phase in State v. Jodi Arias started their closing arguments.

Judge Sherry Stephens will read the final jury instructions to the jury on Tuesday morning and then Kirk Nurmi and Juan Martinez will have their last opportunities to convince them to see the case from each of their views.

Do you have vacant property and can no longer afford it? Wondering if "walking" on the property would be a better option?

The end of the Jodi Arias sentencing retrial is in sight and the time is ripe to discuss exactly what punishment she could get.

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.

What resolutions should the players in the State v. Jodi Arias trial have? (Besides the obvious one -- ending the never ending saga)

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?