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: FSU College of Law Library BlogJuror Tweets During Trial
By jlutz99
From the ABAJournal Law New Now a story of a juror who twittered about the case during the trial. Here's an excerpt:
"Juror Johnathan" may have been a bit of a twit, as the N.Y. Daily News said in a headline, for posting tweets on Twitter.com while awarding a $12.6 million verdict in an Arkansas case.
But his real-time brief posts to the Internet social networking site about his work as a juror don't require a mistrial, a judge in the Washington County Circuit Court case decided Friday, the Associated Press reported.
Read the whole article here.
Posted by Jon Lutz
Full post as published by FSU College of Law Library Blog on April 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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