Twitter and tweeting during jury service

In the pre-Internet days, judges and lawyers worried about jurors obtaining information not formally presented in court, but the methods for jurors to do so seem quaint in comparison to what they can now do. In those days, an errant juror might visit the scene of an accident or crime on the way home from court, ...

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Twitter and tweeting during jury service

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