http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40578962/ns/technology_and_science-tech_and_gadgets/
New headline article on MSNBC....
Reuters
ATLANTA — The explosion of blogging, tweeting and other online diversions has reached into U.S. jury boxes, raising serious questions about juror impartiality and the ability of judges to control courtrooms.
A Reuters Legal analysis found that jurors' forays on the Internet have resulted in dozens of mistrials, appeals and overturned verdicts in the last two years.
well I'm pretty sure they can't put that genie back in the bottle....gonna have to come up with some new language for jurors, I think.
New headline article on MSNBC....
Reuters
ATLANTA — The explosion of blogging, tweeting and other online diversions has reached into U.S. jury boxes, raising serious questions about juror impartiality and the ability of judges to control courtrooms.
A Reuters Legal analysis found that jurors' forays on the Internet have resulted in dozens of mistrials, appeals and overturned verdicts in the last two years.
well I'm pretty sure they can't put that genie back in the bottle....gonna have to come up with some new language for jurors, I think.
