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To: Yehaw

I don't believe the jury was "shuffled" to get a guilty verdict, as you say.

The woman who was released did her own research as others have said. Big no-no. Juror number five, the doctor-lawyer foreman asked to be taken off and told the judge he couldn't render a verdict.


636 posted on 12/07/2004 10:57:57 PM PST by valleygal
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To: valleygal

I agree with you here, but remember the Jury also did an "experiment" with the boat which is also "Usually" a no-no, but the Judge didnt call a mistrial. Another example of the guy wanting the case to get over with.


639 posted on 12/07/2004 11:00:33 PM PST by theconservativerepublican (www.theconservativerepublican.com)
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