Tennessee Grand Jurors Take a Deficient Oath…If They are Sworn in at All

Tweet NOT TO THE STATE OR U.S. CONSTITUTIONS, BUT TO THEIR “SKILL AND ABILITY” by Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III (Sep. 21, 2011) — In Monroe County, there are no appointing orders. We don’t need a judge to say he or she is stacking a jury.  We have proof that they are.  The DNA that we [...]

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