[Jack Black]

Maybe today will be the day, finally!

[gunnedah]

There is no way they could convict Libby if they followed the instructions but it being in Washington, DC there is no way for him to be exonerated.

[Brilliant]

I think this jury is milking the taxpayer. It's not that complicated.

[Cicero]

Interesting if it's eleven votes for innocent and one holdout for guilty. That would explain why the prosecutor wanted that anti-Libby alternate juror to replace the one who was dismissed, and why Libby's lawyer would have agreed to a jury of eleven instead.

After all, who would the left wing press be talking to? It seems very probable to me that the dismissed juror was a leftist stooge who either was known to the press or called them to fill them in.

If it's 11 to 1, that lonely one must be a pretty stubborn guy. Or maybe well paid.

[SmithL]

First question: Are the jurors dressed up, or still in jeans?

[Txsleuth]

I appreciate the thread Jack.

Now...can you please tell me what is taking so long??

[Phlap]

This is the runaway jury. It is a farce, fiasco, fumble, insert f word here. But it is a DC jury and as I said during the trial, convict they will.

[tirednvirginia]

I really need a ping for these deliberation threads.
Thanks