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: Legal Ethics ForumFormer juror e-mails trial lawyer....
I'll disguise the facts a bit. I was asked:
You tried a civil case. Much at stake. You win. Three weeks later, a juror on the case sends you an e-mail after having discovered that you are on a social dating site (so the juror knows your availability). The juror expresses an interest in meeting "for drinks." What do you do? Whom do you tell if anyone?
OR:
Same facts but the successful trial lawyer is a prosecutor. Same questions.
Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on December 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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