http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/womens-life/11261464/Lied-your-way-into-sex-You-could-be-a-rapist.html Edit: It's also coming to the states: http://www.salon.com/2014/11/24/new_jersey_lawmaker_introduces_sexual_assault_by_fraud_bill/
Yet still: Two seperate quotes, from two different sentences, mashed up to form a new sentence. And, even your "quotes" are wrong and are actually misquotes. There is absolutely no logic behind that and you know it.
"The group was not always committed to sentencing Arias to death, with one juror explaining that during their initial deliberations they were split down the middle. But that evolved and led to all but one in support of capital punishment."
Agreed. I was in a unique situation where the employer was on a dead line. They eventually just spilled the beans and said "We can't pay more than X." So, I trimmed off a few percentage points and made an offer.
I use this tactic when negotiating my pay rate for a new contract. By not saying a word (almost literally) and allowing the recruiter to talk more, I easily walked away with an additional $30k when all is said and done.
