An extraordinary coincidence of events inspires this essay about a subject dear to my heart: juries.
Last month, at the invitation of Second Circuit Chief Judge Dennis Jacobs, I had the privilege of attending the judges’ annual conference, and presiding over a panel appropriately captioned “Judges as Jurors.” Yes, four juristsone Second Circuit judge, one Northern District judge and two Magistrate judgeshad actually served to verdict on state court juries.
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