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3. Jurors can only consider the evidence presented in the court, and nothing else

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 11:05 PM

Jul 2013

And there deliberations have to comply with the judge's instructions to them.

It is quite different than group discussions of news stories.

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The feds are not going to touch the Zimmerman situation [View all] dballance Jul 2013 OP

I agree Niceguy1 Jul 2013 #1

That's fairly routine. Igel Jul 2013 #2

Every Jury is instructed by the judge to not act on emotions golfguru Jul 2013 #4