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hamsterjill

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2. I don't think I could be impartial.

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Wed Jun 28, 2017, 11:20 AM

Jun 2017

He deserves a fair trial. I wouldn't be capable of assuring that I could be impartial because in my opinion, he's guilty and I want him to be put in jail.

Honesty is the best policy, and I'm sure they will eventually find suitable jurors. WHEN he goes to jail, I want it to be because he was found guilty in a just system.

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Nearly 250 potential jurors dismissed from selection for Martin Shkreli's securities fraud trial [View all] Eugene Jun 2017 OP

I believe in fair trials and the justice system and blah blah... blogslut Jun 2017 #1

I don't think I could be impartial. hamsterjill Jun 2017 #2

This may be one of those cases gratuitous Jun 2017 #3