Posted on 05/24/2018 7:15:41 AM PDT by Sean_Anthony
Morris Solomon is now going through a Habeas Corpus review of his 1992 trial
I received a jury summons in the mail last week. Whenever this happens, I stare at it for a few days or weeks, and then try to dream up an exotic excuse why I cannot possibly serve. I’m not trying to get out of my civic duty; I paid my civic debt years ago on a death penalty jury—and I was a casualty of jury tampering.
In 1991, I was assigned as a juror to the death penalty trial of serial killer Morris Solomon Jr. Known as the Sacramento “Handyman Killer” in the late 1980s, Solomon killed half a dozen prostitutes and young women in the Oak Park neighborhood between 1986 and 1987. Realizing I would be stuck for many months on this jury, I decided to take copious notes during the trial each day. Within six weeks, I had already filled 4 notepads, front and back. I didn’t realize my note taking bothered someone in the courtroom.
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Just another way to manipulate a jury trial...
You won’t believe how messed up our justice system is because of lawyers and their stupid rules.
It’s no wonder that the legion of lawyers infesting our government object to a business leader as President.
Maybe she should bring it up this time.
What would happen if she got called for the retrial???
Anyone who thinks most prosecutors are interested in justice more than getting a conviction is either naive; or lying. Happens ALL THE TIME.
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