40 pp / $1
David Hatton
Serving on a jury is a public service that most Americans
are eligible for (even obligated to do) and that few will actually experience.
Author David Hatton dissects his time as a juror in a murder trial (The People v. Reginald D. Robinson). In
clear language David recounts the facts of the case (the charges, the victim,
circumstances) and outlines both the prosecution and defense arguments. As the
zine progressed I found myself drawn into the legal proceedings. I live a good
mystery and this case, built largely on circumstantial evidence, had some remarkable
elements. While I would have appreciated knowing a little more about the jury
deliberation / decision making process, overall 404 not found #2 is a very informative
zine.
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