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Proofreading, Ms. Neil.

By T.R. on 2010 03 19, 3:23 pm CDT

Makes sense.  Who’d want to claim HIM as his peer?

By AndytheLawyer on 2010 03 19, 3:43 pm CDT

There are quite a few people just like him in Indiana. Too bad he wasn’t tossed back into the jury pool for service on a case with a white defendant. It would have been worth it to toss his butt into jail for contempt if he showed up in robes, if only to send a message to the rest of the potential jurors that the Court won’t be held hostage by people who don’t want to serve.

By BMF on 2010 03 20, 12:36 am CDT

I wonder if “Railton Loy” is the pseudonym that Democrat Senator Robert Byrd uses.

By Jimmy on 2010 03 20, 5:42 pm CDT

I agree: Either toss his butt into jail for contempt if he showed up in robes or make him sit in the hallway all week long.  Judges in my state will usually have the troublemaker cool his heels in jail or observe the whole week of court.

By Paul the Magyar on 2010 03 22, 1:03 pm CDT

Now I know what to tell people who ask me “how do I get out of serving jury duty.” 
I usually just tell them that I never want to hear them complain about any jury verdicts, but now I’ll just tell them that they could just become an Imperial Wizard of the KKK.

By hal on 2010 03 22, 1:05 pm CDT

Unless there is a serious reason to not serve on a jury, such service is an honor.

By #7 Jim-OH 2010-03-22 1630 −0400 ! jury service on 2010 03 22, 3:31 pm CDT