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In reply to the discussion: WTF is wrong with that Dunn jury? [View all]B2G
(9,766 posts)1. And you'll think they're brilliant if they convict
I suppose a thoughtful deliberation is too much to ask for.
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I just can't believe their first vote didn't settle it. I've never seen a more cut and dried public
ChisolmTrailDem
Feb 2014
#27
Much as with the Zimmerman case, I ask myself what would have happened if Dunn had
RKP5637
Feb 2014
#92
and that has what to do with what? any non-white supremacist can look at the facts
geek tragedy
Feb 2014
#67
The public actually sees more evidence than the jury because some evidence gets precluded.
DemocratSinceBirth
Feb 2014
#148
you have no idea how much others here know- honestly jurors miss a fuck ton all the time.
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#108
No. But then again, I haven't read anyone calling for it. Only YOU are characterizing opposing
WinkyDink
Feb 2014
#138
No matter what I say you will say 'Anybody can say anything on the internet.'
former9thward
Feb 2014
#168
Respectfully, it is clear you have never served on a jury in a murder case.....
Swede Atlanta
Feb 2014
#82
Thank you for a thoughtful post and for your thoughtful service in our judicial system.
X_Digger
Feb 2014
#101
hung jury seems most likely--when you have an obvious case of guilt with really
geek tragedy
Feb 2014
#30
though, in fairness, if a juror consciously determines to lie their way onto a jury, tough
geek tragedy
Feb 2014
#62
It's even a miscarriage of justice when it's black assailant and black victim
Pretzel_Warrior
Feb 2014
#21
the more blacks and hispanic's convicted, the less voters that tend to vote Dem n/t
Herself
Feb 2014
#127
It is very frustrating when you see how people view the lives African Americans as less valuable. nt
Cali_Democrat
Feb 2014
#14
Why would it have to go beyond the vote they take before they even begin deliberating? This
ChisolmTrailDem
Feb 2014
#29
No. The length of deliberations in this case has nothing to do with my initial statement.
Cali_Democrat
Feb 2014
#42
I don't know how to read a jury but there have been juries that have taken a long time that
hrmjustin
Feb 2014
#23
I might be wrong, but it seems like the more public a case is, the more likely they get off n/t
Victor_c3
Feb 2014
#57
I am guessing it is because other famous juries- Zimmerman and Anthony actually did not understand
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#75
LOL, I am sorry you have so much invested in this- or so much faith in juries.
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#112
so, no one can coment on the racial aspect of the trial- or they are racist. HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#114
The fact that lawyers racially profile the jurors. And hope for racists in cases like this one. And
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#120
If you were on trial, wouldn't you want the jury to carefully consider everything?
hamsterjill
Feb 2014
#69
If I were on trial, I would want the jury to acquit even if I were guilty. nt
geek tragedy
Feb 2014
#74
Why is everybody pissed the jury is trying to take their time and come to a good decision?
dballance
Feb 2014
#77
because we are afraid one idiot related to the rage-o-holic racist pig on trial and would aquit?
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#81
I can multi-task, you know, and discuss things on a board, same as you do, ;-)
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#91
safe to say 20 hours of deliberations is more than "not jumping to conclusions" nt
geek tragedy
Feb 2014
#80
but juries do base decisions on fantasies and emotion all the time, hence the concern here.
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#99
Ummm no, Dunn didn't take his time trying to kill 4 teenagers he hurried up and started shooting...
uponit7771
Feb 2014
#117
"A man's life is on the line." And Mr. Dunn took it. Oh, you mean HIS life? WHO FIRED THE *&^%
WinkyDink
Feb 2014
#135
OFGS. We don't "fear riots." We fear there is NO JUSTICE in Florida. Posting isn't "reacting
WinkyDink
Feb 2014
#153
Ever been on a murder trial jury? Ever been on a jury in any criminal case? Any jury at all?
X_Digger
Feb 2014
#119
If he beats this....All black men...leave Florida if you can. Your life is worth nothing there
SummerSnow
Feb 2014
#107
Not uncommon to hang in a case like this... they will most likely put him on trial again
JCMach1
Feb 2014
#150