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Originally Posted by dillywho
Do you not know that jurors serving cannot discuss the case with anyone, including other jurors, until the trial concludes and the verdict is in...or are you just kidding around? They cannot listen to anything on TV or radio or read anything in print about it. Not only will they be thrown off the jury, but can be held in contempt as well with possible jail time and/or fines.
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I know this poster's style, he is joking. They do not allow cell phones, computers, etc. in the jury rooms nor even in the courthouse as far as I can tell.
If I do get a case, it will probably have absolutely nothing to do with Criminal Law, Prisoners' Rights, and any other area of the law I might be familiar with in any way. They seem to want people that are the easiest ones for the attorneys to persuade to their points of view.