Southern District Judge Jesse Furman told Juror No. 2 in the second General Motors ignition switch litigation, who was brought into the courtroom alone, that he had observed she was "having some trouble staying awake" during the trial and decided that she should be excused.
March 18, 2016 at 04:05 AM
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A juror for the second General Motors ignition switch litigation was dismissed on Thursday for nodding off during the proceedings.
Southern District Judge Jesse Furman told Juror No. 2, who was brought into the courtroom alone, that he had observed she was “having some trouble staying awake” during the trial and decided that she should be excused.
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