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This legal document argues that Juror 50 intentionally provided false answers during jury selection. It highlights contradictions in his testimony regarding whether his abuser (his stepbrother) was a family member and contrasts his claim of not speaking about the abuse with his decisions to speak to international media and post on social media. The document portrays the juror's explanations as unbelievable and rehearsed, suggesting a deliberate attempt to mislead the Court.
People (2)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Juror 50 | Juror |
The subject of the document, accused of providing false and contradictory answers during jury selection regarding his...
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| BOBBI C. STERNHEIM | Attorney |
Mentioned in the header under 'LAW OFFICES OF BOBBI C. STERNHEIM'.
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| Name | Type | Context |
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| LAW OFFICES OF BOBBI C. STERNHEIM | law firm |
Appears in the header of the document.
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| The Court | government agency |
Mentioned as the body to which Juror 50 gave his responses and testimony.
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| British tabloids | media |
Mentioned as one of the international media outlets Juror 50 spoke to about his abuse.
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Key Quotes (10)
"no"Source
— Juror 50
(His original answer to Question 49, which asked whether a family member has ever been accused of sexual abuse.)
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"never considered them part of my family even when they lived with us for a few years."Source
— Juror 50
(His justification for answering 'no' to Question 49.)
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"a family member, who is no longer part of the family."Source
— Juror 50
(His description of his abuser in response to Question 48, contradicting his answer to Question 49.)
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"flew threw"Source
— Juror 50
(His explanation for his inconsistent answers on the questionnaire.)
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"didn’t even consider"Source
— Juror 50
(His statement about whether he considered his stepbrother a family member when filling out the questionnaire.)
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"Yes (friend or family member) because his stepbrother was, in fact, a family member."Source
— Juror 50
(His admission of what the accurate answer to the questionnaire should have been.)
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"[doesn’t] tell very many people"Source
— Juror 50
(His statement about his abuse, which is contrasted with his public statements to the media.)
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Quote #7
"I didn’t lie in order to get on this jury and then go to the press and tell them about my abuse. It just … it’s a little illogical thinking about it, like if I lied deliberately I wouldn’t have told a soul."Source
— Juror 50
(His rehearsed-sounding response when confronted with the inconsistency between his private and public statements about his abuse.)
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"No, I did not."Source
— Juror 50
(His response when asked if he thought about the fact that many people would learn about his sexual abuse.)
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"a little article about a juror giving their experience wouldn’t be record-breaking or really in the news at all."Source
— Juror 50
(His later statement downplaying the potential media attention his story would receive.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 649 Filed 03/15/22 Page 10 of 12
LAW OFFICES OF BOBBI C. STERNHEIM
did not disclose that in response to Question 49, which asks whether a family member has ever been accused of sexual abuse. (Tr. 11-13). Juror 50 originally answered that “no” was an accurate response because he “never considered them part of my family even when they lived with us for a few years.” (Tr. 11). That response contradicted a response he gave only a few minutes earlier concerning Question 48, when he first described the abuse to the Court. There, he said he was abused by “a family member, who is no longer part of the family.” (Tr. 8). He then quickly changed his answer and returned to his familiar refrain that he “flew threw” the questionnaire and said he “didn’t even consider” whether his stepbrother was a family member. (Tr. 11-12). He then admitted that the accurate answer would have been “Yes (friend or family member) because his stepbrother was, in fact, a family member. (Tr. 12-13). Juror 50’s shifting explanation for his answer to this question shows an intent to answer this question falsely.
Fourth, Juror 50 made a tortured and thoroughly unbelievable attempt to reconcile his statement that he “[doesn’t] tell very many people” about his abuse with his decision to speak publicly about his abuse to multiple international media outlets, including the British tabloids, and his decision to post on numerous social media accounts. As soon as he was confronted with the obvious inconsistency, he provided an unprompted and obviously rehearsed answer: “I didn’t lie in order to get on this jury and then go to the press and tell them about my abuse. It just … it’s a little illogical thinking about it, like if I lied deliberately I wouldn’t have told a soul.” (Tr. 22-23). The Court continued to press after his unresponsive answer. When asked if he thought about the fact that many people would learn about his sexual abuse, he responded “No, I did not.” (Tr. 23). He later added that he thought “a little article about a juror giving their experience wouldn’t be record-breaking or really in the news at all.” (Tr. 42). That is absolute nonsense. Juror 50 had numerous media outlets pursuing him for an interview as soon as the
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