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July 13, 2008


"Jury misbehavior more common than thought"

Yes, and thought's common enough (Daily Business Review). Seriously, there's some kind of a point to be made here about the artificiality of a fact-finding method in which looking up a word's meaning in a dictionary needs to be suppressed with rigor as "misconduct". But that's a point for another day.

Posted by Walter Olson at 10:08 AM | TrackBack (0)



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