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The conduct of a "shadow juror" in a Texas Rezulin trial who asked an actual juror for a cigarette and a quarter didn't get the losing plaintiffs a new trial. An appellate court said there would be no new trial because the shadow juror -- a person hired by the litigants who is demographically similar to actual jury members -- didn't know for which side he worked and thus didn't influence the actual juror by the contact.
May 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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