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When James Martin, during trial, started displaying photos of the site where his client was injured in a fall, the scene looked strangely familiar to one juror, who became visibly uncomfortable. Judge Helen Hoens thought the juror, Tong-ya Anderson, was getting sick and offered her a glass of water. But what Anderson really wanted was to tell the judge she had fallen in a pothole nearby last summer.
January 23, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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