Gerhard Fiedler wrote:

>Gus Salavatore Calabrese wrote a multiple choice poll...
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>>1 ) Interest in serving on a Jury
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>Too complex for such a test, if you are after more than statistics to fool
>somebody :)
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>IMO this, like most important subjects, is not a bunch of "this or that"
>questions. Most answers are shades of many colors, not only shades of grey.
>It's about the right balance...
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>Gerhard
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In December, I served on a jury deciding the fate of a 29 year old man 
who raped 7
young women and stole their computers, wallets, etc as well as their 
virtue. It took
3 weeks out of my life, but was an incredible experience. I would not 
want to serve
often, but I consider it one of the most rewarding times of my life. My 
fellow AZ jurors,
many without college educations, were VERY savvy about life, and missed 
NOTHING
that went on in that trial.

He was charged with 36 felony counts. we found him guilty of all of 
them. He was
sentenced to 119 years in prison. And he earned every minute of it.

--Bob

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