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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of David T. Hardy
With a judge there was at least a
chance (repeat, a chance) that he or she had seen a load of murder
trials and had the inklings of a perspective. With a jury, every
murder is going to be the most cruel one they've ever seen.
You DO have a point there. I remember the first time a homicide detective dropped a
stack of crime scene photos on my desk. I felt like my eyeballs were rolling across
the floor!
I quickly got over it, except for remembering the first one.
Juries, on the other hand, only have one and no time to get over it.
Do we want them to get over it? No, not in the sense of being inured to homicide.
But yes, in the sense of being able to tell horrible from God-awful...
Steve Russell
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