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SHOULD JURORS ASK QUESTIONS?

By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"

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Here's the Herald article summarizing the experiment some south florida judges have been conducting with allowing jurors to submit questions after a witness testifies. The juror writes the question down and both attorneys and the judge review it. If it meets with approval, the Judge asks the witness the question. Judge David Miller, just back from Civil, where he allowed jurors to ask questions confirms in the article that he will continue the practice in Criminal.?????Rumpole says: why would any trial lawyer not want to know what is in the mind of jurors? POLITICS.Politics is fascinating. President Obama is set to nominate Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire as the Secretary of Commerce.  Gregg is a Republican and the Governor of New Hampshire, who would appoint his replacement is a Democrat...continue to full post

Full post as published by Justice Building Blog on February 02, 2009 (boomark / email).

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