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    Legally, being eligible to be on a jury isn't about whether or not you've heard of a case. It's about having already made up your mind about it. Granted, having never heard about it is a good start.

    I have found that even when people sincerely think they can be fair, if it's been all over the media, subconsciously, people think it wouldn't be in the media if there wasn't truth to it....and we know how accurate that is.
     

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    Years ago, my ex son in law was involved in a road rage incident. He stupidly fired a warning shot. It was spun into attempted something. He served 4 months.

    He asked me to testify and I swore that if he intended to hurt somebody, he'd be facing different charges cause that boy knew how to shoot.

    Anyway, I think he was wrong, but the judgement was harsh. That judge was Fran Gull. She is presiding in the Delphi case.
     
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    Prosecutor argues against bail for Delphi killings suspect Richard Allen​

    The prosecutor believes the "evidence against the accused adds up to strong and evident proof of guilt."

    Once upon a time, a Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney who was later the County Prosecutor analogized what prosecutors do as "meatball surgery". Hawkeye used to use this term on M*A*S*H. It means they do what they have to do to treat the patient, no flourishes, nothing fancy.

    I have spent the afternoon reading pleadings in various criminal cases related to a civil case I am handling. This seems 100% accurate.

    Likewise, I have just read the pleading noted in the article above. Same thing. Bare bones. I guess it has a lot to do with the fact that the Court knows the law and doesn't need a detailed recitation of arguments....and that there is no charging by the hour.
     
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