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Judge on a Jury
From Law.com:

Nassau County, N.Y., District Judge William J. O'Brien last week heard a medical malpractice case from a decidedly different point of view -- as a juror. He was one of six selected to hear the matter of Jacoby v. Doe, No. 16082-2003, which pitted an elderly Franklin Square woman against the hospital that her attorney said failed to aggressively treat her after she suffered a stroke. The 12-day trial ended Friday with a defense verdict.

Do you think he was elected foreman?


According to this story from Rueters, First Lady Laura Bush advised urban youths today that they will be more likely to get a job if they don't have gang tattoos. Well Duh!

Gizmodo reports on this very personal way to give pleasure to your wife/girlfriend through your cell phone or she can use those minutes on herself.

Michael Jackson's video "Thriller" now playing in Legoland.