No grand jury today, but I wonder.
Entries Tagged as 'Grand Jury 2005'
Grand Jury (Day 14) – Day Off
August 5th, 2005 2 Comments
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Grand Jury (Day 13) – Sweat the Small Stuff
August 4th, 2005 No Comments
As databases begin to replace human memories, who among us doesn’t leave a string of pearls, dots to be connected, in case the government ever wants us for something? What does liberty mean when we require another’s consent to enjoy it?
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Grand Jury (Day 12) – Mental Floss
August 3rd, 2005 No Comments
“Reckless” falls between “knowingly” and “accidental.” And then there’s “with extreme indifference to the value of human life” which can be ordered as a side dish when choosing from the menu of charges available.
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Grand Jury (Day 11) – The Unsung Heroes
August 2nd, 2005 1 Comment
Can we deputize the newspaper carriers across the city, give them a special tip line to call, and an orchestrated program to let authorities know that “all is well” without waking the rest of us?
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Grand Jury (Day 10) – Low-Hanging Fruit
August 1st, 2005 No Comments
Low-hanging fruit always looks the most attractive, but how often do we look at this from the fruit’s perspective? I got that opportunity today.
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Grand Jury (Day 9) – Remembering High School
July 29th, 2005 No Comments
When dealing with our questions, they are similarly, as if reflexively, formal. To be told “yessir” when he’s the one with square shoulders, square jaws, and a firearm on his belt — it’s a stange reversal.
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Grand Jury (Day 8) – Crime for Dummies
July 28th, 2005 No Comments
Here’s the helpful hint I learned yesterday.
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Grand Jury (Day 7) – The matrix
July 27th, 2005 No Comments
In this way, the jail operates exactly like Saturday Market. Anyone can get a booth/cell, but only after you’ve been coming back reliably time after time do you accumulate enough points to know for sure you’re in where you want to be.
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Grand Jury (Day 6) – What’s mine ain’t yours
July 26th, 2005 No Comments
I’ve always figgered as a thin white hetero male with an average amount of money and an honest face, society was already doing more than its share for protecting me.
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Grand Jury (Day 5) – Celebrating diversity & sameness
July 25th, 2005 No Comments
The parts often overlapped, but still he kept up. What’s more, he was able to match inflection and cadence, mimicking the mood and intent of each speaker. He was a living babelfish, making people who are different see their underlying sameness.
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