FL has wide open sunshine laws but I see no reason to release these names. They've spoken. IMO, they made a very, very bad decision, but it's done. I think there are are serious security concerns for these people. If they want to speak, they should. However, in the future we must find ways which assure jurors are absolutely prohibited from taking any payment or benefit if they choose to speak. Jury service should be more like the draft ...almost impossible to get out of, far fewer reasons for eliminating jurors, very, very little change of venue or sequestrating, so that we truly get a more representative subsection of the public in the location where the crime occurred. I think sequestration may lead to group mentality in ways that are not conducive to true justice. Jurors should be paid far more, and especially in high profile cases paid very well to defray the inconvenience and financial hardship of service. Jurors should be allowed anonymity after service and not be required to justify their decisions to anyone...even if they are horribly, horribly wrong. We need to work on passing a variety of laws which hopefully someday will make it harder to get away with murder.