Knowing the urge will be great to take the case outside the box, lawyers on both sides of the upcoming Barry Bonds trial on steroid use want a strong warning to jurors to avoid internet research and social media during the trial. Jurors' internet misbehavior in recent cases has reportedly caused a slew of mistrials and overturned verdicts.
February 15, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legaltech News
When a former mistress takes the stand to describe the physical changes to Barry Bonds’ body during the years prosecutors claim he was on the juice, sitting jurors could be awfully tempted to tweet the unsavory details.
And they might find it hard to resist googling “Greg Anderson” when the now famously uncooperative steroid supplier is a no-show at trial.
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