Bubbah,the answer is that intimidation is both easy and common, but not necessarily by lawyers. As in any social gathering, some people are more assertive than others. Although there was recently a case where a mistrial was declared because a juror who was a lawyer gave a faulty explanation of the charges to fellow jurors. So I guess the lesson there is to make up your own mind. We're talking to John Burress about whether police discriminate against minorities.
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