A
Yeah, I do think that, that, uh, I do think the jury system works but I'd, I also feel, as you said, that the original concept of the jury as it was originally setup, uh, back, uh, in a hundred years ago was fine but that it needs to be more refined for today's standard of living and the, the, uh, level of education of them, of so many people now, uh,
B
Uh-huh.
A
by the same token we had, um, uh, some people who wanted t-, had vacations planned and one man in particular had reservations made, plane tickets made, everything, and the judge called and had it all canceled so he could get his money back and then he wasn't selected on the jury.
B
Oh, my God.
A
And then another young fellow had to meet with the judge o-, and the prosecutor and the defense attorneys on three different occasions before he was finally excused from the jury because his wife was about to have twins. And they had, he had to go through all of that if in three days to get excused from that jury, to be with his wife on the birth of the twins. And, uh, you know, some of it just seemed rather extreme.
B
Yes. I, I think they can probably come up with some ways to insure that, uh, you know, people would get a fair trial,