Massachusetts jury almost gets whiff of strong-smelling pizza

While there are technically no limitations on what kind of evidence a lawyer can submit to a jury, a recent trial in Massachusetts' Taunton District Court shows that not every request will be allowed.The defendant in the case, Kyle Laprade, was charged with drunken driving in connection with a February 2004 traffic stop. His case ...

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Massachusetts jury almost gets whiff of strong-smelling pizza

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