Earlier this year, I mentioned Jeff Trigg’s experience with jury duty, and how telling the truth (that he believed in the principle of jury nullification) caused him to be excused. (Parts 1, 2, and 3 )
Now Baylen Linnekin has gone through a similar experience in being called for jury duty for a drug case.
Read his story. What would you have done?
Servetus on He’s back: “The fastest growing group of cannabis consumers include women who use it to relieve menopause symptoms, and adults age 50…” Sep 27, 20:53 on He’s back: “Researchers have discovered a brain network common to people with addictions to nicotine, alcohol, cocaine or heroin. 25-SEP-2023 — A…” Sep 27, 20:28
on Hotels adapt to serving the cannabis connoisseur: “Whoever said cannabis users aren’t problem solvers must have been smoking bunk weed.” Sep 27, 12:47
on Hotels adapt to serving the cannabis connoisseur: “I spent a month in Eugene Oregon in a non-smoking hotel. I used a cardboard tube and blew my one-hitters…” Sep 27, 11:20 on Hotels adapt to serving the cannabis connoisseur: “New Mexico and Puerto Rico accept out-of-state medical cannabis cards for visitors. I’m sure it’s nice to stay in a…” Sep 26, 08:32 on He’s back: “Need to quit cigarettes? Try theta-burst transcranial magnetic stimulation. 20-SEP-2023 — …the University of Missouri School of Medicine suggests there…” Sep 24, 12:06 on Family Research Council demonizes psychedelics: “Answer: President Bush was the only American President to have exclusive ties with the Mafia while also having a son…” Sep 24, 06:17 on Family Research Council demonizes psychedelics: “Real witchcraft is when Harry, I mean Pfizer forged one pill to control them all.” Sep 18, 09:37