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https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1083030582291058689Danaru posted:Seventy Five Jurors hyperhazard posted:Are defendants normally present at jury selection? That seems like a weird waste of their time. I had US federal jury duty in December. There were about 90 of us and we each answered the questionnaire in turn in front of the judge, plaintiff, defendants, and all of their legal counsel. The judge asked people to go into detail a lot of times, and he asked a fairly well known radio host from the area for his signature line. I can kind of believe a judge asking someone to sing a line or two, but it still probably didn't happen.
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Skwirl posted:I honestly wonder how anyone thinks "learning to ride a unicycle" is a skill that would provide any benefit to their life. We used to think the same thing about getting a cheap acoustic guitar and playing "Wonderwall," but it turned out that literally doing anything is a lot more effort than most people are willing to put in.
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I know he was a big advocate for civil rights and guest lectured at Lincoln University (an HBCU) in 1946. I'm not positive, but I think he only did guest lectures.
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