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To: Howlin
I read your cites and don't agree that any of those circumstances apply to this case; up the thread, I was under the impression that people were saying that THIS would be an issue in appeal, when it's obviously not.

Speaking for myself, I was addressing what appeared to be your sentiment, that juror conduct can NEVER be grounds for appeal in a Federal case, and that ONLY judicial error can be grounds for appeal in a Federal case. The cases I cited merely refute that.

You'll note my previous message to you as well, where I said that I doubted juror misconduct would stand as grounds for appeal in Martha Stewart's case. But as Bluntpoint said, the notion can't be dismissed out of hand.

333 posted on 03/10/2004 12:04:37 PM PST by Cboldt
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To: Cboldt
Well, I looked back over my posts and I don't see anywhere I talked about anything other than Martha's case.

I guess we just all three misunderstood what the other one was talking about.
334 posted on 03/10/2004 12:13:03 PM PST by Howlin (Charter Member of the Incredible Interlocking Institutional Power!!!!)
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