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: That Lawyer DudeAn "Interesting" Observation On My Jury Selection: Do Naturalized Americans Care More About Jury Service?
Another oddity is that usually in Queens, in the beginning of a case, the Judge will ask if there is a reason someone cannot serve on the jury, and about half of the room will stand up and say that they cannot serve because of some injury, personal trip or for not speaking English. That again didn't happen. Only four people asked to leave and I think all but 1 request was really legitimate. I was surprised that a physician didn't try to get off of the trial(although the prosecutor threw him off). Maybe Naturalized Americans respect the duties and responsibilities of a Democracy more than those that get it as a birthright?
Full post as published by That Lawyer Dude on October 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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