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When puzzles are more interesting than working out the truth

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During the trial in Sydney, Australia, of two men accused of manufacturing narcotics, the jury seemed unusually diligent in taking copious notes. But after more than 60 days of hearings, District Court Judge Peter Zahra aborted the trial last month when the jury forewoman confessed that, in fact, she and four other jurors had been playing Su Doku in court for much of the proceedings. “It helps me to keep my mind busy,” she explained, as “some of the evidence is rather drawn out” and “it doesn’t distract me too much from proceedings”.

Full post as published by International and UK Law on December 31, 1969 (boomark / email).

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