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Jury misconduct has created a legal migraine for many attorneys who say that jurors are increasingly ignoring judges' orders and trying to investigate and solve crimes on their own. This renegade behavior, they say, ranges from jurors independently investigating crime scenes to researching legal issues on the Internet to lying on questionnaires just to get on a jury. One attorney terms it the "CSI effect" -- and jurors' curiosity is costing courts time and money.
May 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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