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Hermit-The-Prog

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3. I treat jury duty as if it's a real jury -- if it's not presented in 'court', it's not evidence.

Reply to Ms. Toad (Original post)

Fri Dec 1, 2023, 05:55 PM

Dec 2023

The rule (and its rationale) is presented, the alerted post is presented, and some context posts that may be expanded. That's all I'm presented with and that's all I consider before voting.

Lawyers and the judge might be displeased if I tried to do detective work on my own during the trial.

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Two jury coding issues. [View all] Ms. Toad Oct 2023 OP

The top one is new to me EarlG Oct 2023 #1

I missed this when you responded Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #2

I treat jury duty as if it's a real jury -- if it's not presented in 'court', it's not evidence. Hermit-The-Prog Dec 2023 #3

Real juries have real people who curate the evidence. Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #4

There can be as many alerts on a post as there are members reading it. Hermit-The-Prog Dec 2023 #5

There can be lots of alerts, but each post is only adjudicated once. Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #6

I know one member can't sequentially alert on one post Hermit-The-Prog Dec 2023 #7

An alert after modification does not result on a second adjudication. Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #8

I follow the instructions given. I don't recall ever being called to judge edit history. Hermit-The-Prog Dec 2023 #9