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Laan Tungir · 108w
You just want to practice some nullification on your unsuspecting fellow jurors. ;-)
nobody · 108w
In almost 20 years Iโ€™ve never been called. I know people whoโ€™ve been called 4 times. I am starting to wonder if Iโ€™m on some kind of list.
bitcoinyogini · 108w
I was on a jury once for a criminal case where a guy punched a police officer in the face ๐Ÿ˜†
Sun of the Moon · 108w
I did a grand jury over many months (about 4 hours a week) all capital murder. Of 30 ish cases, we let one guy off. Always the prosecution and no defense team. You truly could indict a ham sandwich.
Svoboda · 108w
Nope, I'm there with you. I've wanted to do it for the experience. Both times I got selected the cases never made it to trial. Damn lawyers and their settling ways.
John · 108w
From the sidelines, I hope I'd ever "vote" to condemn someone to the state. You can literally save someone's life
Shawn · 108w
#yestr
Deleted Account · 108w
@QOTD Immediate answer They are on trial โ€ฆ what then https://media.tenor.com/d-_Q1-I7Qv8AAAAC/accatti1.gif
Cody · 108w
No I would love to be on a jury, I got called once but they ended up not needing me. I would love to be a part of jury nullification
MapleTreeFarmstead · 108w
I definitely want to be on a jury. I fully expect to be the type of person that is i was interviewed, the prosecution would dismiss me in a heartbeat though lol
Brett Phillips · 108w
No. I was pumped when I was summonsed most recently and ended up serving on the jury. I hope to get a more involved criminal case next time.
Big Barry Bitcoin · 108w
Your honour, the jury finds the defendant innocent on account of it being the banks' fault. We are in total agreement after looking at the evidence and listening to 10hrs of my podcast.
lemon · 108w
I thought it was so cool 10/10 would do again