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That Trump jury questionnaire? It’s a…jury questionnaire

Posted on April 12, 2024 by Naomi

Maybe that doesn’t make sense. I’ll explain: I’ve been listening to lots of legal experts and experts-in-being-totally-hooked (as I am) on certain current legal matters. They are talking excitedly about what they’ve learned about the questionnaire to be filled in … Continue reading →

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How juries are selected

Posted on March 12, 2021 by Naomi

Years ago, I was in England to celebrate the joint aggregate birthday of two dear friends. (I think it was their 90th.) The evening became even more delightful to me when I realized that the man sitting next to me … Continue reading →

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