Tag: Jury

Jury Duty – determining Innocence/Guilt – or is it about Liberties?

October 15, 2020

by Skip

As I was (FINALLY!) selected to be a part of a Jury pool, I’m going through the slow process of going from “selected” to “acceptable”. That entailed, because of COVID-19, an online survey of 50 questions, then a virtual “hearing” in which the prosecutor and then the defending lawyers had the chance to question me … Read more

Democrat Sen. Jeff Woodburn’s Trial on Domestic Violence Charges Begins July 31st

July 10, 2019July 10, 2019

by Steve MacDonald

Former New Hampshire Democrat State Senator Jeff Woodburn, who faces multiple charges of domestic assault, will face a Jury beginning on July 31st.

Manafort Trial: Why Does The Media Want The Names And Addresses of the Jurors?

September 26, 2018August 19, 2018

by Steve MacDonald

Paul Manafort was indicted by Bobby Mueller for tax evasion and money laundering. No, not in regard to any relationship with Mr. Trump or his campaign or Russian political collusion. Mr. Manafort was scrutinized under the mandate of the special prosecutor but when Team Mueller couldn’t find anything tied to their purpose they bagged him for something else.

The media has been short-stroking it as proof of something when all it really is is this.