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WTF? panader0 Jul 2013 #1
Let it go. The question of visitation to the jurors COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #2
Sorry pro-Zimmerman guy, you aren't the decider. Maybe a sidewalk lawyer, though. MjolnirTime Jul 2013 #8
No, actually I'm a real lawyer. COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #32
so you are telling us professionally pasto76 Jul 2013 #43
Yep. And no, I passed the Bar in Michigan almost 30 years ago. I COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #45
Good for you. Boudica the Lyoness Jul 2013 #61
Thank you. People are getting so emotionally COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #67
+1 - thanks for trying to add some rational and reasonable comments DrDan Jul 2013 #87
Thanks. You hit the nail squarely on the head. COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #88
Boy you can say that again! (n/t) spin Jul 2013 #101
Colgate is pro Zimmerman. Notafraidtoo Jul 2013 #75
Colgate isn't pro Zimmerman, Colgate is pro law. nt. tumtum Jul 2013 #105
He's saying it's okay brush Jul 2013 #135
this is nothing new - sequested jurors often get "limited" family time - DrDan Jul 2013 #141
The visiting time is supervised I take it? brush Jul 2013 #142
you do realize that the sequestration started 3 days AFTER the trial started DrDan Jul 2013 #143
No speculation brush Jul 2013 #148
. DrDan Jul 2013 #149
Let me get this straight. So are you saying brush Jul 2013 #134
judge makes the rules surrounding sequestration to include limited family visits DrDan Jul 2013 #150
Sequestration doesn't mean solitary COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #155
Stor posting facts! You want to rain on the party? ksoze Jul 2013 #156
Could you provide examples of cases where sequestered jurors are allowed UNSUPERVISED visits... Spazito Jul 2013 #158
As the following info indicates, it is possible for a visit to be "supervised" without the guard onenote Jul 2013 #159
It seems I wasn't clear... Spazito Jul 2013 #161
Given that it clearly occurs as indicated by the guideline statement onenote Jul 2013 #162
Yes, it seems, outside of my example where sequestered jurors in Florida were... Spazito Jul 2013 #164
Even in your example, the descriptions are ambiguous onenote Jul 2013 #166
You will admit your interpretation is speculation as to what it might mean... Spazito Jul 2013 #169
My point is that relying on news accounts doesn't provide much clarity onenote Jul 2013 #171
Guidelines are simply that, guidelines... Spazito Jul 2013 #175
You are getting caught up in semantics ksoze Jul 2013 #160
Supervised visits vs unsupervised visits is not semantics... Spazito Jul 2013 #165
Thank you grammer patrol. How about you review what you are trying to say ksoze Jul 2013 #170
lol, I see you didn't look up the meaning... Spazito Jul 2013 #172
For example: New Jersey in its Court Rules (1:8) COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #163
Again, guidelines, guidelines are not examples of actual sequestered jurors.... Spazito Jul 2013 #168
Given that its apparently no big deal I wouldn't expect to find examples onenote Jul 2013 #173
It seems others don't take that view given it did hit the news... Spazito Jul 2013 #177
It hasn't been posited that it is normal COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #190
Could you provide a link to the New Jersey law regarding sequestration... Spazito Jul 2013 #191
See below COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #193
That law is not related to supervised vs unsupervised... Spazito Jul 2013 #194
It allows the court's discretion to permit a COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #195
The question of the court's discretion has already been widely agreed to in this thread... Spazito Jul 2013 #196
I don't disagree with your assertion that there is a COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #197
The unsupervised visits in this case was extended to friends as well... Spazito Jul 2013 #198
you're saying the juror can't be alone with their family members or spouse or children? CreekDog Jul 2013 #174
Can you imagine? jberryhill Jul 2013 #179
yes, I agree that it might influence them to get it over with and support quick verdicts CreekDog Jul 2013 #180
We agreed on something! jberryhill Jul 2013 #183
this points to the need to be sequestered from you CreekDog Jul 2013 #185
Not even a conjugal visit? jberryhill Jul 2013 #186
Locking. Dr. Strange Jul 2013 #192
Insulting a DUer? Crass. MineralMan Jul 2013 #85
LOL, that does not help your argument. n-t Logical Jul 2013 #55
I think it shows how that juror b37 was able to get a bookdeal so fast. Her mind was not on the hrmjustin Jul 2013 #38
Pure speculation on your part. A juror's job COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #54
Excuse me but this woman showed no sympathy for Trayvon at all. She mentioned SYG when they never hrmjustin Jul 2013 #56
SYG was in the jury instructions she (and all the COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #57
Trayvon was innocent. Anyone with a heart should have their sympathy with him and not hrmjustin Jul 2013 #58
I have all the sympathy in the world for him. I don't COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #59
There is no evidence that Trayvon did any thing wrong. Of course he is innocent. hrmjustin Jul 2013 #62
That's not what the jury found. nt COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #64
The jury was wrong. Have you never disagreed with a jury? hrmjustin Jul 2013 #65
I've disagreed with a jury every time I lose COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #68
As an attorney, have you ever had to defend a client you knew was guilty? Duer 157099 Jul 2013 #71
That I've KNOWN guilty, no. That is a violation COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #76
So, if I'm understanding you: Duer 157099 Jul 2013 #77
You have it right. It's not my job to determine COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #81
I take an adverse verdict by the jury as COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #189
You might trim that in a little bit jberryhill Jul 2013 #181
You're absolutely correct. Thanks for COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #188
I understand that and accept that but I do not have to like it and I will rail against it with all hrmjustin Jul 2013 #72
Pssst... arthritisR_US Jul 2013 #132
North Korea has a real cool legal system, no bottom feeders allowed! snooper2 Jul 2013 #167
good statement marions ghost Jul 2013 #136
Once again - COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #124
She had a book deal 24 hours after the verdict. She was a money grubber. hrmjustin Jul 2013 #126
No, I don't think it's 'interesting' (whatever COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #146
A juror is also not supposed to demonstrate bias for the defendant to malaise Jul 2013 #74
You keep repeating the same thing. COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #79
What I am saying is that anyone who heard that juror and did not hear bias malaise Jul 2013 #80
You're expressing your personal opinion. One with which COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #82
or was not trying to make the facts fit a COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #123
+1000 she is rotten to the core noiretextatique Jul 2013 #182
the juror called him "georgie"... chillfactor Jul 2013 #84
Yuu seem to keep believing that that is somehow COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #86
sorry but I have served on juries.... chillfactor Jul 2013 #92
Well, obviously since you haven't seen it COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #95
Can you cite when she called him "Georgie"? pintobean Jul 2013 #98
It was right after the part where they played the 911 tape and he started in with the racial slurs.. Pelican Jul 2013 #125
I think it's the differences between the references. Kennah Jul 2013 #117
And perhaps you (or I) would have. But to try and COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #121
You are so right! Caretha Jul 2013 #115
Everything this juror said and did occurred after COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #119
Jurors should be able brush Jul 2013 #137
Because they didn't agree with your hypothesis COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #144
I'd have to say brush Jul 2013 #147
You just can't get past the fact that six COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #157
I stand by my post brush Jul 2013 #187
I think it shows that, but even more that she and her husband both had a racist DevonRex Jul 2013 #89
Yes! The precedent this decision sets is frightening. hrmjustin Jul 2013 #91
Did you notice the President Obama's use of "paths and avenues" yesterday? DevonRex Jul 2013 #96
Yes well said! And yet the RW could not wait to pounce on our President when he spoke from his hrmjustin Jul 2013 #97
Mahalo for that, Devon~ Cha Jul 2013 #110
Mahalo, Cha. DevonRex Jul 2013 #113
Then I shall reiterate what I posted on this thread.. Cha Jul 2013 #116
K&R! Way to go, Florida Ruby the Liberal Jul 2013 #3
Pedicures? Not just manicures, but pedicures? Flagrant kissing up. freshwest Jul 2013 #7
So all that kissing up by the prosection didn't work. Good. hack89 Jul 2013 #10
Upscale. Octafish Jul 2013 #13
Sequestration doesn't mean losing all contact COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #34
oh come on..... chillfactor Jul 2013 #90
Who are you suggesting tampered with the jury? COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #94
Whoa... that's the fastest change of subject I've read on DU in defacto7 Jul 2013 #128
If the poster is not alleging jury tampering COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #145
For the sake of consistency... Orrex Jul 2013 #47
Certainly not as much care going on there on the taxpayer's dime as this tea party group... freshwest Jul 2013 #51
Since the Casey Anthony jury was also sequestered and was allowed visitors hack89 Jul 2013 #4
The article says nothing about the visits being unsupervised... Spazito Jul 2013 #11
Once someone actually shows me the rules on sequestration hack89 Jul 2013 #14
The 'rules' are at the Judge's discretion... Spazito Jul 2013 #18
So where are the rules for Florida? hack89 Jul 2013 #25
How about you show me where there are 'regulations' governing sequestration... Spazito Jul 2013 #27
I don't really care - I don't think it is a problem hack89 Jul 2013 #99
Ok, no examples to be found... Spazito Jul 2013 #100
You are trying too hard hack89 Jul 2013 #103
Ummm, I believe you made the post to me and not I to you... Spazito Jul 2013 #122
I asked for anyone to show me that rules were broken hack89 Jul 2013 #140
Excellent, Spazito! You're not "trying too hard".. you Cha Jul 2013 #111
Hey Cha! Spazito Jul 2013 #120
Well, this may explain how Zimmerman's friend Taaffe knew the jury was 5 to 1 for acquittal... Junkdrawer Jul 2013 #5
that's what i'm thinking. taaffe knows someone.. frylock Jul 2013 #35
I know what Juror B37 said in her interview set off alarm bells in my mind... Spazito Jul 2013 #6
Media tainted and involved itself far too much in the case the entire time. Seamless. freshwest Jul 2013 #9
Ok, I Know This May Be Construed As Gossip ChiciB1 Jul 2013 #12
It's possible pipi_k Jul 2013 #16
Next time Politicalboi Jul 2013 #28
I know... pipi_k Jul 2013 #29
"I guess State workers aren't paid to think or anything" . interesting comment. HiPointDem Jul 2013 #39
Juror B37 also said during voire dire that she wondered why Trayvon was out "so late." yardwork Jul 2013 #46
And immediately sought to profit from the trial. Disgusting. freshwest Jul 2013 #52
Well...jurors are not in jail davidn3600 Jul 2013 #15
That's true...and... pipi_k Jul 2013 #17
Actually you really bring up an interesting point Horse with no Name Jul 2013 #19
Hmmm.... pipi_k Jul 2013 #31
Don't know about that brush Jul 2013 #138
I'm not sure of the lkegalities... FirstLight Jul 2013 #20
No mistrial. No appeal by prosecution. COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #37
Hmmm.... Cheviteau Jul 2013 #49
No. Just factually stating where this case is right now. COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #50
Why is it always... 99Forever Jul 2013 #60
Sounds like you have some issues. COLGATE4 Jul 2013 #63
Issues? 99Forever Jul 2013 #70
Would you mind pointing out the lies pintobean Jul 2013 #78
I don't go down rabbitholes. 99Forever Jul 2013 #106
Going by what I see here pintobean Jul 2013 #108
I don't give... 99Forever Jul 2013 #114
How sweet of you. pintobean Jul 2013 #118
You should take a very deep breath... Pelican Jul 2013 #127
Excellent... 99Forever Jul 2013 #154
!!! Ruby the Liberal Jul 2013 #93
Jury sequestering is to curb influence by MEDIA, ie TV, radio, print, and internet. kestrel91316 Jul 2013 #21
It is to "curb influence" from outside sources, not just the media n/t Spazito Jul 2013 #23
you can't deny people unsupervised access to their own family or significant others, that's nuts CreekDog Jul 2013 #176
Yes, a judge can and does, it is at their discretion... Spazito Jul 2013 #178
So typical of this area. Baitball Blogger Jul 2013 #22
+1 darkangel218 Jul 2013 #26
There are those who believe the Casey Anthony jury was also allowed unsupervised visits... Spazito Jul 2013 #24
Well it has the Zim lovers all pissed off instantly. Rex Jul 2013 #30
Did they yank the TVs our of their rooms and B2G Jul 2013 #33
To answer your question... Spazito Jul 2013 #40
That is part and parcel of sequestering, yes. (nt) Posteritatis Jul 2013 #69
Can we all admit now that the whole thing was a farce? Myrina Jul 2013 #36
The state knew it was a weak case davidn3600 Jul 2013 #44
I dont think the state wanted to win DJ13 Jul 2013 #102
Ditto! defacto7 Jul 2013 #129
Does't that defeat the purpose of a sequester? iandhr Jul 2013 #41
Everything that was possible to subvert justice was done in this case. Never heard of shenanigans... freshwest Jul 2013 #53
Hear, Hear! defacto7 Jul 2013 #130
Yes, it was. Major Hogwash Jul 2013 #139
"which can be held liable for failing to properly ensure an untampered jury." - How exactly PoliticAverse Jul 2013 #42
I think you mean "sequestered" <-- as in a phony kangaroo court fig leaf. ~nt 99th_Monkey Jul 2013 #48
This message was self-deleted by its author bettyellen Jul 2013 #66
Nothing looks wrong here LittleBlue Jul 2013 #73
If anyone thinks the juror's were going home to face the community and family with a 'guilty..... Tikki Jul 2013 #83
What a mockery of justice. felix_numinous Jul 2013 #104
+1 HiPointDem Jul 2013 #109
Wow & Wow! Cha Jul 2013 #107
and what's there to be done now ... NOTHING! :-( nt Raine Jul 2013 #112
Nothing can be done to Z... But I'm thinking corruption charges are being worked on. freshwest Jul 2013 #133
b37 is a real disgusting piece of shit JI7 Jul 2013 #131
i agree noiretextatique Jul 2013 #184
Can any of this change the virdict? jwirr Jul 2013 #151
Nope. n/t X_Digger Jul 2013 #152
No, not even a chance of that. tumtum Jul 2013 #153
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