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A jury of one's peers is normally guaranteed for the defendant in a case, not for witnesses in testimony.(Brief article)
A jury of one's peers is normally guaranteed for the defendant in a case, not for witnesses in testimony. But Washington follows different rules, and in the Libby case the journalists who were called in droves had a colleague in the box, and sometimes even a friend. Juror Denis Collins had prior relationships with several key witnesses: "Bob Woodward was my boss at the Washington Post for three or four years," he wrote in his trial diary; Collins had twice conversed with reporter Walter ...
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