Jurors have always had certain itches.
Some found it hard to resist searching newspapers to see just what they weren’t being told about the case before them. Others would insist on finding a better definition in the dictionary for that legal term that had become a sticking point in deliberations. Still others simply couldn’t refrain from sharing details of the case with a friend or family member.
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