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Old 09-07-2009, 05:37 PM
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Mousie
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I was on Federal jury duty and regular. Only two times in my life so far. It is nothing like you see in the court room tv shows or movies. Really I was ready to convict most of the fellow jurors on the jury I was on for being so soft hearted toward a mean, nasty, soon knock you in the head to look at you drug addict. Jury chairman is not a scary job, just someone to keep the votes counted and fill out the form to give to the judge. One we had to award a settlement. All 12 of us wrote down what we thought was a fair amount. It was added up and then divided by 12. The answer was the amount we awarded.
I'm curious, having never been on a federal jury,...so you think these ppl gave all the right answers to the lawyers and prosecutors, so they would be chosen to serve on the jury, and then when they got in the deliberating room, you saw their true colors?
well, ppl do put their best foot forward in public, oftentimes, but where is their conscience? their belief in fair trials?
I hope they didn't do it for the money. :shock:
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