What I find disturbing about the verdict is this: If the person found guilty of manslaughter then goes and commits suicide citing, in a suicide letter, that the words of the judge made her do it, would the judge be guilty?

Now, I know that lawyers protect their own and the judge might make the defence that the above argument is too far of a leap, but one could have argued the same for the initial verdict that just by the mere suggestion and lack of action one should be responsive for someone else's action.