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]]> http://keenetrial.com/blog/2009/09/21/i-can-look-into-his-eyes-and-just-tell-he-is-lying/comment-page-1/#comment-865 Tom Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:19:31 +0000 http://keenetrial.com/blog/?p=213#comment-865 I just finished jury duty and experienced "juror intuition" and "gap filling" first hand. Ended up with a mistrial as the "rogue jurors" would not budge. Yeah, sometimes those intuitions and feelings end up to be right, but it's a terrible basis for convicting someone (i.e. over the evidence presented). My first jury experience was valuable, overall, but the inability to reach consensus left me feeling unsatisfied. I just finished jury duty and experienced “juror intuition” and “gap filling” first hand. Ended up with a mistrial as the “rogue jurors” would not budge. Yeah, sometimes those intuitions and feelings end up to be right, but it’s a terrible basis for convicting someone (i.e. over the evidence presented). My first jury experience was valuable, overall, but the inability to reach consensus left me feeling unsatisfied.

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