re: Suggestions needed for jury duty rejection

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It appears that Zach and his friend are a-okay with the lowest common denominators serving on juries

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It happens regardless of my opinion. OJ juror: "I voted not guilty because they wuz jus toooo much evidence against him by the poe leese If you nome sane."

No one is butthurt. They've expressed valid reasons why it's detrimental to society to avoid your constitutional duties.

I could give two actual shits if he did it, but if I was a judge and caught him in it, I would make him regret that decision.

How would you like to be judged by 12 people who didn't have a reason to avoid jury duty?

GFY Aggie. Your comments are asinine.

I was both accepted and rejected as a juror in a trial. I was told that it was for robbery suspect. I was also on a murder jury once, too, and I was the first juror selected.

When I was questioned in the robbery trial, I was being questioned by the assistant district attorney. She asked me if I could be impartial and I said "that depends". She said, "What do you mean?" So I said that I was more than willing to do my duty, but that I didn't want to waste their time or mine, either. She asked, "How would you be wasting our time?"

I told her, the judge and the defense attorney that if at any time during the trial I went ahead and made up my mind that the defendant was guilty or innocent I would have to let the other jurors, the judge and the attorney know it because it would not be fair to the defendant. I said, "every defendant deserves a fair trial and I know myself well enough to know that if I don't think I can be impartial through the entire trial, I will either have to excuse myself from the jury or let the judge know that I can't remain impartial." The assistant district attorney said, "we don't have any more questions."

The defense attorney stood and said, "we don't have any more questions. We accept him as a juror". Then the assistant district attorney stood us and said, "we will reject this person as a juror."

And that was that. I wasn't trying to get out of it. I think every defendant deserves a fair and impartial jury and I was just being honest. Maybe your friend, who will be under oath, by the way, should consider being honest.

Say the most racist and sexist shite that's humanly possible to the judge.

I wonder if that approach really works.

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And suppose she is 5-3, 150. What is your answer?

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No, you make the dress look fat.

You know the bastard.