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I like turtles.
Now I think she knows way more than she's letting on...
Ninja Troll to the rescue:
Did you hear her say she couldn't be that lucky (to be selected as a juror)?
EH?
She thinks she'd be lucky to be selected. Ulterior motive anyone?
Did you hear her say she couldn't be that lucky (to be selected as a juror)?
EH?
She thinks she'd be lucky to be selected. Ulterior motive anyone?
Wouldn't we all be able to put aside what we've heard and base our verdict on the evidence presented in court? I think I would be able to. Attorneys need to weed out those with an agenda, rather than people who have heard of or even been following the case. I hope most people think as we do - that the facts need to come in before we are able to judge fairly.
#ringring to the Criminal Justice Center - there's a jury lounge on the 4th floor, they may be being sent there for more questions.
Testa - you said it right there...you're open to M2 if "there was some massive revelation supporting that charge". I don't think it's necessary for a juror to be able to envision the claim of either side as much as it is that they are able to base their decision on the facts presented rather than what they've learned outside that trial. If the prosecution doesn't prove M2, then you wouldn't find him guilty of that. You would be an excellent juror!
Testa - you said it right there...you're open to M2 if "there was some massive revelation supporting that charge". I don't think it's necessary for a juror to be able to envision the claim of either side as much as it is that they are able to base their decision on the facts presented rather than what they've learned outside that trial. If the prosecution doesn't prove M2, then you wouldn't find him guilty of that. You would be an excellent juror!
Okay I'm in! I'll drive over to the courthouse and offer my services.