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: court-o-rama.orgOne through Nine: Pitfalls of Juror Notetaking
By Anne Skove, Esq.
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- 1. Could get splinters from biting pencil
- 2. Writers' cramp could kick in, preventing them from sending the judge important missives during deliberations
- 3. Paper cuts could render them sympathetic to plaintiffs
- 4. Kills trees
- 5. Temptation to fashion paper airplanes
- 6. Fire hazard
- 7. They'll just use the materials to draw pictures
- 8. Cootie catchers are unbecoming in court
- 9. Sudoku addicts could use note-taking as subterfuge to indulge in their habit!
See Sudoku-Playing Jurors Make Judge Stop Drug Trial, AP (June 10, 2008).
Full post as published by court-o-rama.org on June 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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