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Jury Verdict Illusions: Prosecutorial Tactics and Historical Injustice

The latest episode critically examines the flawed nature of jury verdicts and the systemic issues surrounding jury selection. By exploring historical and contemporary examples, we reveal how biases and the lack of calls for reform contribute to a compromised judicial…

“It’s The Tone”

Note: Carla, or reference to "my wife" do not apply. She passed away. We played the flute for you, and you didn’t dance; we sang a dirge, and you did not cry. Luke 7:32 It’s the Tone The Consider Podcast…

Questions, Comments, Points, Tips

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Four Types of Jurors

Four Types of Jurors Jury duty, four types of jurors. “Therefore, the law is paralyzed and justice never prevails. The wicked hem in the righteous so that justice is perverted.” (Habakkuk 1:4). The window of time for judges, prosecutors and…

Judge Rosemarie Aquilina

“Judge Rosemarie Aquilina Crimes?” Judge Rosemarie Aquilina just committed pre-meditated murder. Judge Aquilina gave a man his "death sentence" when the law does not permit the death penalty. Judge Rosemarie Aquilina Crimes? See The Consider Podcast for discussions on jury…

Judging

Yeah, I know my friend, but you have been mis-informed. When Jesus said disciples are “not to judge,” it was the source for making judgments God was dealing with. Only a fool attempts to make no judgements at all. It…

Jurisprudence

Jurisprudence. In the course of our daily lives, we often don’t think about fundamental concepts and ideologies that impact our lives. I’m talking about things like capitalism, the invisible hand, and even democracy itself. We take these things for granted,…

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Jury Verdict Illusions: Prosecutorial Tactics and Historical Injustice

“It’s The Tone”

Questions, Comments, Points, Tips

Four Types of Jurors

Judge Rosemarie Aquilina

Judging

Jurisprudence

Kept From Pride Consider

Kindness Consider

Knows Something Consider