Citing Importance of Jury Service, Court Denies Motion to Vacate Judgment Following Jury Verdict
Let’s face it: jury service can be a major inconvenience. But, like paying taxes, it’s not voluntary. The recent words of a federal judge, however, may be just inspirational enough to make performing one’s civic duty more bearable. In Clark v. Castro, the Southern District of New York explained why it refused to vacate a…
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