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After a juror was caught snoozing during a trial, a Cincinnati judge declared a mistrial in the case of a man facing cocaine charges. The prosecution and defense had completed opening statements and a prosecution witness had testified before there was a break in the trial. A high school student attending the trial with his
class asked the judge about the sleeping juror, who had been obscured from
the judge's view by another juror in the front row. Source: FindLaw.com, AP, "Sleeping Juror Leads to Mistrial," April 16, 2003. Return to Courtside Seats page. Or check out our Stupid Lawsuit Collection by clicking here.
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