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judge and jury

adjective as in discretionary

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“It should be fully transparent and decided by a judge and jury as far as I’m concerned,” said the Connecticut resident.

“Your audience is the judge and jury. You have a story line and you have to convince them of it.”

“The state of Alabama plans to execute Jamie Mills by lethal injection on May 30 despite new evidence that prosecutors obtained his conviction illegally by falsely telling the judge and jury they had not made a deal with the State’s star witness,” the Equal Justice Initiative, representing Mills, wrote on its website.

As Parham wrote in his oral history, “It is both news and analysis, call and response, judge and jury — a comedy showcase, a therapy session and family cookout all in one. Black Twitter is a multiverse, simultaneously an archive and an all-seeing lens into the future.”

He begs his supporters to show up outside his criminal trial in Manhattan to intimidate the judge and jury.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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