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2019-07-31
English majors on the jury interpret a double negative as a confession.
2017-09-27
Jury too preoccupied with mobile devices to give verdict on distracted texting driving case.
2010-03-08
Lawyers shoot guilty t-shirts to the jury.
2009-12-21
Santa offers to save time at trial by telling if defendant has been bad or good.
2009-09-30
Cell phone call interrupts reading of the verdict.
2009-06-29
Fat-free ice cream maker sponsors verdict with their guilt slogan.
2009-05-19
English majors on the jury interpret a double negative as a confession.
2009-04-02
A defendant wears Yankees tie to trial and angers Bostonian jury.
2008-09-16
Verdict looks grim for defendant as trial jury sings lyrics to "Na Na Hey Hey."
2008-08-13
The jury foreman takes his job literally and has jury do construction project.
2008-08-02
Jury tricks guilty defendant by stating not innocent verdict instead of guilty verdict.
2008-05-07
Ventriloquist on trial throws his voice to the juror reading the ventriloquist's verdict.
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