Should Jurors in High-Profile Cases be Anonymous?
July 12, 2010 | By: Editor
Source: WSJ.com: Law Blog – WSJ.com
An interesting legal issue has popped up in the middle of the Rod Blagojevich corruption trial, one that has little to do with Blago’s guilt or innocence. The issue: whether names and addresses of the jurors should be withheld from the public during the trial.
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