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- Our 3 NY readers might find Jim Borgman's answer to the New Yorker amusing.
- The Comic Strip Doctor overanalyzes a Wizard of Id strip on jury duty.
- Ever wonder what jurors are thinking? Wonder no more, just read this Making It panel.
- Mediators, don't try this at work.
- Before there was Judge Judy or Judge Joe Brown there was Judge Parker!
- Drag queens in Gil Thorp? Talking animals in Mark Trail? Did Captain Kangaroo make a cameo in Mary Worth? For an explanation, see The 5 Most Unintentionally Hilarious Comic Strips, Christina H., Cracked (February 1, 2008).
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