Best tweets from the latest delay in the Jodi Arias retrial

Trial is set to resume Monday in the second Jodi Arias penalty phase.

BY KTAR.COM

Jan 12, 2015, 8:07 AM Updated: 8:07 am

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A judge’s decision to allow live-tweeting during the Jodi Arias sentencing retrial has provided instant fact sharing from inside the courtroom at the Maricopa County Superior Court.

The new year looked very much like the old one in a certain courtroom in downtown Phoenix — void of jurors and legal maneuvering that resulted in delays.

The retrial was originally scheduled to continue Jan. 5. Instead it was postponed for an evidentiary hearing about release of the transcript of Arias’ secret testimony.

Trial is set to resume Monday, with Judge Sherry Stephens expected to determine whether or not the death penalty will be pulled from consideration.

That could also be the day the transcripts could be released.

The Court does an AMAZING job keeping the public informed of what it is doing in #JodiArias…sarcasm

— Monica Lindstrom (@monicalindstrom) January 5, 2015

First words from Judge Sherry Stephens: “Counsel please approach.” Meet the new year, same as the old year. #JodiArias

— Michael Kiefer (@michaelbkiefer) January 5, 2015

Case seems to have no end. “@courtpio: Possible telephonic status conference with attorneys tomorrow at 4pm in the State v. #JodiArias.”

— Troy Hayden (@troyhaydenfox10) January 5, 2015

No #JodiArias transcripts filed with our office yet. We'll move quickly when we get them but it will be next week at the earliest.

— Michael K. Jeanes (@MaricopaClerk) January 9, 2015

Are the witnesses refusing to testify on their own or was it heavily suggested to them? #JodiArias

— Monica Lindstrom (@monicalindstrom) January 9, 2015

Martinez: I hope #JodiArias isn't saying she lied during the trial and that's why she won't use tape of it now.

— William Pitts (@william_pitts) January 9, 2015