Most jurors are told not to read news about their case. Jurors in Butler County, Ohio, can't even look forward to their weekly installment of "CSI." Judge Patricia Oney tells sitting jurors they can't watch television programs ranging from the "CSI" crime scene investigation shows to the "Law & Order" series. Such shows can create unrealistic expectations for jurors about issues such as what can and cannot be done with evidence, said Oney.
August 15, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Most jurors are told not to read news about their case. Jurors in Butler County, Ohio, can’t even look forward to their weekly installment of “CSI.”
Common Pleas Judge Patricia Oney tells sitting jurors in the southwest Ohio city of Hamilton they can’t watch shows ranging from the “CSI” crime scene investigation shows to the several “Law & Order” series.
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