Forgive me a "pointer" post on my way out of town; Robert Kelley's excellent Florida Jury Selection Blog reports on a new Florida case that ought to make the rest of us look at the bar admission rules there. His post begins:
The Fourth District Court of Appeal reversed a breach of contract case for failure to excuse a Juror Green for cause who said she had a “bad taste” from having been sued in the past which would “probably” cause her to view the case with prejudice one way or another.
My bags are packed anyway; maybe I'll change my flight and head south. Either way, this blog will be back on Wednesday.
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Gratitude note: Thanks to Blawg Review's anonymous Ed. for listing this as a blog judges might want to read (some already do, and they give me wonderful feedback), and to Evan Schaeffer at Illinois Trial Practice Weblog for sending his many (many!) readers here. Evan had a great post yesterday on talking to juries about complex subjects.
(Photo by ieatstars at http://www.flickr.com/photos/ieatstars/267411515/; license details there.)
