Modern Relationships and Lindsey Clancy Case. 3 Children Strangled. Overwhelming Support From Females and Male Backlash.

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It seems to me this does raise an important issue when choosing a jury. Ask them "Do you intend to use this trial as a soap box to advance your personal agenda?"

If you ever get called to jury duty, just tell them you highly doubt the police and the district attorney would be risking their careers by indicting someone when they don't have good evidence that the person is actually guilty - and they'll excuse you from jury duty

I wouldn't be able to serve in jury duty because I actually believe the police and the district attorney would not be risking their careers by indicting someone when they don't have good evidence that the person is actually guilty.
 
Well, you did just make that up. Much as I despise Healy's policies and hope she's voted out, the visits are VOLUNTARY.

"Governor Healey is proposing $2 million to expand Welcome Family, a voluntary and free home visiting program that supports parents and caregivers in the weeks after a baby is born."


Facts matter.
And you think because these visits are "voluntary" that refusal will end the matter?
 
If you ever get called to jury duty, just tell them you highly doubt the police and the district attorney would be risking their careers by indicting someone when they don't have good evidence that the person is actually guilty - and they'll excuse you from jury duty

I wouldn't be able to serve in jury duty because I actually believe the police and the district attorney would not be risking their careers by indicting someone when they don't have good evidence that the person is actually guilty.

She was indicted by a grand jury, so no one's career was at risk. :rolleyes:

Yes agree, find a way to get out of jury duty.
 
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