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By texasbar

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July 1995 - A Peerless Jury

Senior District Judge A.D. Azios of Houston (who presided over the 232rd District Court) was presiding over an uncontested mental competency hearing in a criminal case. After waiting a very long time for the jury panel, the attorneys agreed that - since both sides agreed that the defendant was certainly not competent to stand trial - they would just "take 12 attorneys who were in the courtroom to serve as jurors." Then, after the attorneys' agreement was announced in open court:

Defendant: "Your honor, I will accept 12 attorneys as my jurors because I want to be tried by my peers."

Full post as published by Say What! on April 23, 2008 (boomark / email).

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