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The document discusses the issue of juror misconduct on Twitter. It provides background on Twitter, explaining that it is a real-time messaging platform that can send and receive messages from various devices simultaneously. The document then examines how Twitter could enable several types of juror misconduct, such as jurors disseminating information about a trial on Twitter, being contacted by attorneys or parties involved in a trial, looking up attorneys related to a trial on Twitter, and cues being lowballed to jurors on Twitter. The document concludes by discussing approaches courts have taken to address Twitter use by jurors, such as strict admonishments and obtaining juror social media information.

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Twitter and Juror Misconduct
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What is Twitter?
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"Twitter is a device-agnostic
real-time message-routing
platform—which is a fancy way
of saying that it can send
messages to and receive them
from a variety of devices
simultaneously, at the moment
a message is sent."

Sarah Millstein, author of “Twitter and the Micro-
Messaging Revolution” (O’Reilly)

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How Device Agnostic?
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MICROBLOG

Micro Blog

140 Characters Publishing Platform

Pictures Updated Leisurely

Links Record

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It Is Not A Social Network

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Twitter is a Communication Network

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What Is A Tweet?
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What is a Retweet?
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Mentioning Users

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Messaging on
Twitter

Users can directly message each
other without it being seen.

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Find Folks to Follow

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• 3 Years, 2 Months, 1 Day = 1 Billion Tweets
• 177 Million Tweets Sent On 3/11/11.
• Tweets Per Second. Any Guesses?
• New Accounts Per Day

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In My Courtroom?
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What Problems Does This Create?

1. Jurors Disseminating Information During A Trial
2. Jurors Being Contacted By Plaintiff of Defense
3. Jurors Looking Up Attorneys
4. Attorneys Lowballing Cues To Jurors
5. Lack Of Attention Or Focus - Proof

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Disseminating Information
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Jurors Being Contacted
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Jurors Looking Up Attorneys
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Inattentive Juror - Proof
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• Florida - Armed Robbery Case
• Arkansas - Murder Case
• Texas - Juror friended the Plaintiff

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• Admonish The Jurors Directly
• Note Speciﬁc Punishments
• Cooperate With Counsel
• Obtain Links To Social Media Accounts
• Take Phones Away During Trial
• Obtain Usernames And Passwords
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Federal Judicial Conference’s Model Instruction

You may not communicate with
anyone about the case on your
cellphone, through e-mail,
Blackberry, iPhone, text messaging, or
on Twitter, through any blog or
website, through any internet chat
room, or by way of any other social
networking websites, including
Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and
YouTube.

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Ideas Or Suggestions?

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This Presentation Will Be Posted To
www.clintjameslaw.com

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1. Twitter and Juror Misconduct Wednesday, April 25, 12

2. What is Twitter? Wednesday, April 25, 12

3. "Twitter is a device-agnostic real-time message-routing platform—which is a fancy way of saying that it can send messages to and receive them from a variety of devices simultaneously, at the moment a message is sent." Sarah Millstein, author of “Twitter and the Micro- Messaging Revolution” (O’Reilly) Wednesday, April 25, 12

4. How Device Agnostic? Wednesday, April 25, 12

5. MICROBLOG Wednesday, April 25, 12

6. MICROBLOG Micro Blog 140 Characters Publishing Platform Pictures Updated Leisurely Links Record Wednesday, April 25, 12

7. It Is Not A Social Network Wednesday, April 25, 12

8. Twitter is a Communication Network Wednesday, April 25, 12

9. What Is A Tweet? Wednesday, April 25, 12

10. What is a Retweet? Wednesday, April 25, 12

11. Mentioning Users Wednesday, April 25, 12

12. Messaging on Twitter Users can directly message each other without it being seen. Wednesday, April 25, 12

13. Getting Started Wednesday, April 25, 12

14. Find Folks to Follow Wednesday, April 25, 12

15. The Stream Wednesday, April 25, 12

16. But Why? Wednesday, April 25, 12

17. • 3 Years, 2 Months, 1 Day = 1 Billion Tweets • 177 Million Tweets Sent On 3/11/11. • Tweets Per Second. Any Guesses? • New Accounts Per Day Wednesday, April 25, 12

18. In My Courtroom? Wednesday, April 25, 12

19. What Problems Does This Create? 1. Jurors Disseminating Information During A Trial 2. Jurors Being Contacted By Plaintiff of Defense 3. Jurors Looking Up Attorneys 4. Attorneys Lowballing Cues To Jurors 5. Lack Of Attention Or Focus - Proof Wednesday, April 25, 12

20. Disseminating Information Wednesday, April 25, 12

21. Jurors Being Contacted Wednesday, April 25, 12

22. Jurors Looking Up Attorneys Wednesday, April 25, 12

23. Lowballing Cues Wednesday, April 25, 12

24. Inattentive Juror - Proof Wednesday, April 25, 12

25. • Florida - Armed Robbery Case • Arkansas - Murder Case • Texas - Juror friended the Plaintiff Wednesday, April 25, 12

26. • Admonish The Jurors Directly • Note Speciﬁc Punishments • Cooperate With Counsel • Obtain Links To Social Media Accounts • Take Phones Away During Trial • Obtain Usernames And Passwords Wednesday, April 25, 12

27. Federal Judicial Conference’s Model Instruction You may not communicate with anyone about the case on your cellphone, through e-mail, Blackberry, iPhone, text messaging, or on Twitter, through any blog or website, through any internet chat room, or by way of any other social networking websites, including Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and YouTube. Wednesday, April 25, 12

28. Ideas Or Suggestions? Wednesday, April 25, 12

29. This Presentation Will Be Posted To www.clintjameslaw.com Wednesday, April 25, 12

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