by Ann Woolner
Pity the plight of the juror in Richard M. Scrushy’s criminal trial. After enduring four months of testimony, much of it of the mind-numbing sort, the juror plops down in the jury room and comes face to face with a 37-page verdict form more perplexing than any college aptitude test.
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