"It's generally true that [jurors] were to be cutoff from news. They weren't to read anything or watch anything about the case. And the case was so pervasively covered, that I suspect that meant fairly Draconian rules on them," a case expert says.
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"It's generally true that [jurors] were to be cutoff from news. They weren't to read anything or watch anything about the case. And the case was so pervasively covered, that I suspect that meant fairly Draconian rules on them," a case expert says.
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