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- Pope recieves last rites
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- Jury can't use Bible in death penalty case
- Barbara Bush Says Hillary Will Lose In 2008
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- Scott Peterson: Dead man walking
- Idiocy never pays
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- Michael Schiavo rejects $1 million
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- How was Saddam captured?
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- White House Approves Pass for Blogger
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2 comments:
Wow...
*smacking head against desk*
I was under the belief that the only way to examine a jury's deliberations was with evidence of the expertion of outside influences. I thought the whole reason of the sanctity of juries was to allow a group of people to do what they felt was right and that there was no problem with Biblical influence. Maybe this came about because one juror complained of outside influence?
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