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Opening arguments for the R. Kelly child porn case began on Tuesday.However, a juror has already been dismissed from the proceedings!Shortly before opening statements began, a juror was summoned by the judge after she complained that sitting on the panel would leave her unable to pay her bills. The woman explained to the judge that she only has 30 hours of vacation time at her job and wouldn't be

Opening arguments for the R. Kelly child porn case began on Tuesday.However, a juror has already been dismissed from the proceedings!Shortly before opening statements began, a juror was summoned by the judge after she complained that sitting on the panel would leave her unable to pay her bills. The woman explained to the judge that she only has 30 hours of vacation time at her job and wouldn't be

Opening arguments for the R. Kelly child porn case began on Tuesday.However, a juror has already been dismissed from the proceedings!Shortly before opening statements began, a juror was summoned by the judge after she complained that sitting on the panel would leave her unable to pay her bills. The woman explained to the judge that she only has 30 hours of vacation time at her job and wouldn't be

The 49-year-old Houston Woman was one of 20 people in a jury pool for a possession of marijuana court case. Houston Police say prospective juror Cornelia Mayo might have taken that concept a bit too far after she was caught smoking a joint outside the courthouse during a break.read more | digg story

49-year-old Cornelia Turner Mayo was fulfilling her civic duty by taking part in jury duty in Houston, Texas. Cornelia was one of the 20 prospective jurors in a marijuana possession trial. During jury selection, a 45-minute break was called. When the 45 minute break was up, Cornelia was the only one to not return to the courtroom.The judge in the case was about to issue a bench warrant when he received a call that Cornelia was arrested right outside the criminal courthouse. Cornelia was arrested for smoking a joint. All that talk about weed probably gave her a major craving.The judge told The Houston Chronicle, "I've had prospective jurors get lost before, but it never occurred to me that they might be getting ready for a marijuana trial by, allegedly, smoking marijuana."The former juror w

Título: The Effects of Ethnicity, SES, and Crime Status on Juror Decision Making: A Cross-Cultural Examination of Euopean American and Mexican American Mock Jurors Autores: Cynthia Willis Esqueda, Russ K. E. Espinoza, and Scott E. Culhane Periódico: Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences, 30, 181-199, 2008 Resumo: clique aqui para obter

One of my favorite Associated Content writers Alicia Bodine produced an article about a job that I really found fascinating. The company is called JuryTest.com and they PAY you to participate in mock jury trials. All you need to participate is a computer with Real Media Player. If you don’t have it, download Real Media Player here. Alicia’s friend just completed a trial that took about 90

Well, I took my own advice from yesterday and checked out both Ejury.com and OnlineVerdict.com. While reading the FAQ sections, I found that ejury says they pay $5-$10 per case and OnlineVerdict.com pays $20-$60 per case.So I'm sure you're thinking the same thing as me - why would anyone ever use ejury? I concluded to sign up for OnlineVerdict and did so. Sign up process is easy. If you're in the legal profession or related to a lawyer by blood/marriage you can't use these websites - sorry.After I signed up, I learned a little more about how the process works. Once you sign up to be a virtual juror, the site will contact you when they have a case for you to review. It's not like they have a bunch of cases sitting there that you can choose from and just spend your off hours working on them. It's a sit and wait kind of game.Since this was the case, now I understand why you would sign up for both services. If you have to sit and wait for cases to spring up, then being a memb

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It turns out that Jammie Thomas could have been worse off The tech news industry has been buzzing with news of the $222,000 verdict in the precedent setting civil case Capitol Records v. Jammie Thomas, the first instance of an RIAA complaint going to a trial by jury.Now a juror from the case has opened up and discussed their feelings about the case and what went on inside the courtroom.While some may feel the $9,250 per song fine levied against Thomas was extreme and unreasonable, she could have been far worse off, if a couple of the jurors had their way.In an interview with THREAT LEVEL on Tuesday, Michael Hegg, one of the jurors from the case, reported that two jurors had tried to sway the other jurors to adopt the maximum fine per violation, $150,000 per piece of copyrighted material.As Thomas was found guilty of 24 such violations, this would have resulted in a $3.6 million fine.Another juror, according to Hegg, was insistent on making the fine as low as possible. The mini

Filed under: Celebrity Justice, Brad and Angelina TMZ.com: Brad Pitt showed up for jury duty today after court officials gave him an ultimatum — show up or else!Pitt postponed his service... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

I'm completely bowled over by this. That juror/reporter who is talking all over the place about the Libby trial should have been struck from the jury pool by the judge. This is going to be one of the grounds for...

Bill Online Easily, Fast & Free with PayPal. No Software Needed. Sign Up Now! Despite their decision, Collins said, “We had tremendous sympathy” for Libby. One juror said he didn’t want to be judging Libby. “This sucks,” Collins quoted the juror as saying. “The belief of the jury was that he was tasked by the vice president to talk to reporters,” he said. Yet, Collins emphasized, “This wasn’t about the war … This wasn’t a question of who can we punish for going into Iraq.” Source: Law.com - Juror Describes Deliberations That Led to Libby Conviction   Technorati tags: Libby, trial, guilty, juror, description, fall guy Sponsored By: Images by Mike in WNY Unique and Original Buffalo Themed Gifts

There's nothing like Jury Duty to make you appreciate what you thought was a ho-hum life. My day started at 6:15 a.m. At 6:21, I reluctantly slung my legs over the edge of the bed to get ready for the unknown. I've never served on jury duty so all I had to go on was what I saw on television court cases, which, I found out, was quite inaccurate compared to the real world. As I dressed I