nightmare she thought, this bad dream she was hoping she would wake up from since 2013. you see the emotional bubbling up from there. and now aaron hernandez is now in prison for the term of his natural life as they said in the courtroom without the possibility of parole. they called it the hardest two years of their lives, that family, as they watched this case go on. we re joined by our team of legal analysts and reporters. and jean casarez, you ve been covering this case here. the victim impact statements from a legal standpoint unnecessary here. the sentence was mandatory given the jury verdict. just because they are legally unnecessary doesn t mean they are unimportant in a case like this. victims bill of rights, victims have rights. part of that are victim impact statements. they form part of the record of this case. so they are very important legally. when we look at this, the defense is going to appeal this verdict. and that s why we just have
if we are successful in the appeal which we think we have a valid position she will be going on in the rest of her life. this has been over and done with. this thing is dragged on for whatever reason this has come back. certainly it s time for everyone w to move on and let everyone who is involved in this case go on. i have to say that i your client is your client. whatever you feel about your client that is one thing. but making you the victim of such a victory ol and anger and outrage you the attorney is out there. i think it has been harsh and understandably so. i hope you make that point. jose baez i am sorry we don t have more time to talk to you tonight. i am sure we will speak again in the future. thank you for being with me.
appeal which we think we have a valid position she will be going on in the rest of her life. this has been over and done with. this thing is dragged on for whatever reason this has come back. certainly it s time for everyone w to move on and let everyone who is involved in this case go on. i have to say that i your client is your client. whatever you feel about your client that is one thing. but making you the victim of such a victory ol and anger and outrage you the attorney is out there. i think it has been harsh and understandably so. i hope you make that point. jose baez i am sorry we don t have more time to talk to you tonight. i am sure we will speak again in the future. thank you for being with me.
if we are successful in the appeal which we think we have a valid position she will be going on in the rest of her life. this has been over and done with. this thing is dragged on for whatever reason this has come back. certainly it s time for everyone w to move on and let everyone who is involved in this case go on. i have to say that i your client is your client. whatever you feel about your client that is one thing. but making you the victim of such a victory ol and anger and outrage you the attorney is out there. i think it has been harsh and understandably so. i hope you make that point. jose baez i am sorry we don t have more time to talk to you tonight. i am sure we will speak again in the future. thank you for being with me.
good morning to you, byron. good morning, bill. bill: the ag in florida, she was happy with the rule, by the way. george vinsen delivered a month ago and she s saying what now. get on with it. the obama administration has asked judge vinson tho clarify his ruling, did he mean for implementation of the law to stop? we hear about the law going into effect in 2014, there s a lot going on now to start implementation of it and can it e go on while the court case goes on and what the attorney general of florida is saying, come on, we know this is going to be decided by the supreme court. no reason to fight it out now, let the case go on, up the system and be ultimately decided. she said more than that. she said his order clearly requires a halt in implementation. and what the other side is asking for is a clarification. what did you rule, judge? should it be implemented? or should it not. it is not as clear, the