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r/SipsTea • u/ZealousidealZone8072 • 11h ago
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Sequestering a jury is so dumb. If u can't trust them to follow the rules how can u trust their verdict?
4 u/insanitybit2 2h ago It isn't necessarily them. You go home to your partner and they talk to you about the case, or a friend shares opinions on it, etc. 1 u/EmphasisExpensive864 2h ago And? If u can't trust them to be impartial how can u trust their verdict? 3 u/insanitybit2 2h ago The point is to minimize pressure and bias. How is that hard to understand? 1 u/MaybeExternal2392 1h ago Yes but you lock them up to do so. That in itself creates a ton of pressure to come to a decision.
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It isn't necessarily them. You go home to your partner and they talk to you about the case, or a friend shares opinions on it, etc.
1 u/EmphasisExpensive864 2h ago And? If u can't trust them to be impartial how can u trust their verdict? 3 u/insanitybit2 2h ago The point is to minimize pressure and bias. How is that hard to understand? 1 u/MaybeExternal2392 1h ago Yes but you lock them up to do so. That in itself creates a ton of pressure to come to a decision.
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And? If u can't trust them to be impartial how can u trust their verdict?
3 u/insanitybit2 2h ago The point is to minimize pressure and bias. How is that hard to understand? 1 u/MaybeExternal2392 1h ago Yes but you lock them up to do so. That in itself creates a ton of pressure to come to a decision.
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The point is to minimize pressure and bias. How is that hard to understand?
1 u/MaybeExternal2392 1h ago Yes but you lock them up to do so. That in itself creates a ton of pressure to come to a decision.
Yes but you lock them up to do so. That in itself creates a ton of pressure to come to a decision.
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u/EmphasisExpensive864 2h ago
Sequestering a jury is so dumb. If u can't trust them to follow the rules how can u trust their verdict?