On 2005-01-07 21:51:00, Anonymous wrote:
"WHOA there juror...You mean you were a juror, you're posting on this boot camp hate site? I mean, you are just coming here or you've been damning boot camps for a while and just happened to be on a jury that convicted this guy? Something smells very fishy...maybe Mr. Long's attorney can find out who you are and bring it to the judge's attention before he goes to jail?? Hmmm.. I live in the Phoenix area. I think I will do just that, just in case you had a hidden motive for serving. I'm not saying he isn't guilty, it just seems weird that a juror would post here, and post what you've posted. Watch out! :eek: "
Hello? Google exists, you moron.
There's a simple as hell way to find out the answer to your question---the judge subpoena's Ginger's logs and sorts by ip address, looks at the juror's ip range and looks at the dates.
If the juror's first post is when she said it was, then she's being truthful and you're full of shit.
Yes, there is such a thing as juror misconduct, but for you to simply assume it because she is saying something you don't want to hear is ridiculous.
I suspect the juror is telling the truth, since how she found Fornits is very similar to how I found it.
I had a friend of a bunch of my friends in a small social community get sent to a Program. I didn't know whether to be upset or not---didn't know whether the place was Hogwarts minus the magic (regular old boarding school with a couple of therapists thrown in) or was the kiddie edition of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
I started searching Google, I found Fornits (among other places) and came here to ask my questions and talk about the subject.
One of the reasons I picked Fornits is *because* Ginger freely allows program advocates to say what they have to say in favor of the programs as well as freely allowing criticisms.
The only reasons for Fornits to be slanted towards criticism of the programs is 1) that there's really some fire in amongst all the smoke and/or 2) the pro-program sites tend to severely censor criticism.
This juror wouldn't be the first juror to have *formed* an opinion about a subject in the course of a trial.
Maybe you're right, maybe you're wrong. In any case, there is no hazard to the juror if you *do* call Long's attorney, since a simple search of log information will clear or condemn the juror straight away with no risk of being wrong.
Since I haven't seen the juror on Fornits before and I've been reading it regularly for quite some time, I strongly suspect you're wrong. The juror is just who she seems and claims to be---someone who formed an opinion *during* the trial, based on the evidence presented---which is just exactly what she was supposed to do.
Juror: don't let this anonymous idiot scare you. A quick search of the site's ip logs will clear you of his/her baseless, irresponsible allegations.
Timoclea