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The420Guy
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AUBURN, Ca. - Jurors in the historic Kubby Trial have just completed their
third day of deliberations. No one is calling it a hung jury yet, but Judge
Cosgrove suggested today that a decision must either come tomorrow, or the
jury will be returning in January to continue deliberations.
Despite three long days of waiting, a diligent group of supporters maintain
a vigil at the courthouse and remain in close contact with Mr. Serra, Mr.
Nick and Ms. Hagen. These are the people who will receive 'the call' that
announces that the jury has reached a verdict.
Defense attorneys and supporters wait together in the DeWitt Diner, with
great food and good service and they wait in the parking lot across from
where the deliberations are going on. Stories are told and sometimes jokes
but mostly real life tales of the War on Drugs toll on Americans who are the
backbone of this country, tell us what has happened to them due to the Feds
greed for land and control. Some of these patients have never had so much
as traffic ticket before being assualted by their own government for growing
medicine for the sick.
The jury returns tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. for more deliberations.
third day of deliberations. No one is calling it a hung jury yet, but Judge
Cosgrove suggested today that a decision must either come tomorrow, or the
jury will be returning in January to continue deliberations.
Despite three long days of waiting, a diligent group of supporters maintain
a vigil at the courthouse and remain in close contact with Mr. Serra, Mr.
Nick and Ms. Hagen. These are the people who will receive 'the call' that
announces that the jury has reached a verdict.
Defense attorneys and supporters wait together in the DeWitt Diner, with
great food and good service and they wait in the parking lot across from
where the deliberations are going on. Stories are told and sometimes jokes
but mostly real life tales of the War on Drugs toll on Americans who are the
backbone of this country, tell us what has happened to them due to the Feds
greed for land and control. Some of these patients have never had so much
as traffic ticket before being assualted by their own government for growing
medicine for the sick.
The jury returns tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. for more deliberations.