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This legal document details a court's finding that Juror 50 is credible, despite inconsistencies in his jury selection questionnaire. The court analyzed a supportive comment the juror made on Twitter to Annie Farmer, concluding it did not contradict his testimony about not widely discussing his own sexual abuse. Ultimately, the court determined the juror's errors were not intentional deception and he would not have been dismissed for cause had he answered accurately.

People (2)

Name Role Context
Juror 50 Juror
The subject of the court's analysis regarding credibility, testimony, and answers on a jury selection questionnaire.
Annie Farmer
The recipient of a comment from Juror 50 on Twitter.

Organizations (2)

Name Type Context
The Court government agency
The judicial body making findings on Juror 50's credibility and actions.
Twitter company
The social media platform where Juror 50 commented on Annie Farmer's post.

Timeline (3 events)

2021-11-04
Juror 50 testified that as of November 4, 2021, he had not told many people about his sexual abuse.
Juror 50
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The Court questioned Juror 50 under oath regarding his prior personal experience with sexual abuse, using the same questions asked during voir dire.
The Court Juror 50
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Prospective jurors, including Juror 50, were asked questions on a questionnaire and during voir dire about prior personal experience with sexual abuse.
The Court Juror 50 prospective jurors
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Relationships (1)

Juror 50 → social media interaction → Annie Farmer
Juror 50 commented on a Twitter post by Annie Farmer in January 2022.

Key Quotes (7)

"was brave enough to come forward"
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— Juror 50 (A comment made by Juror 50 to Annie Farmer on Twitter.)
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"thank[ing] her for sharing her[] [story] as well."
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— Juror 50 (A comment made by Juror 50 to Annie Farmer on Twitter.)
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"randomly seen"
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— Juror 50 (His explanation for how he came across Annie Farmer's post.)
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"felt like [he] wanted to comment."
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— Juror 50 (His explanation for why he commented on Annie Farmer's post.)
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"two followers"
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— Juror 50 (Describing his Twitter account at the time he made the comment.)
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"were random things"
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— Juror 50 (Describing his two Twitter followers.)
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Quote #6
"normally use"
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— Juror 50 (Describing his usage of Twitter.)
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Quote #7

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