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evidenceevidenceother2015 Federal TrialArticles on Slate and in the Boston Globe and magazines read by Juror 453Juror 453 said extensive reading in Slate, the Boston Globe, and other publications had led to a belief that the defendant was guilty. The juror clarified that the remembered ideological claims concerned the older brother, while any attribution to the defendant remained an impression rather than a recollection of specific statements.
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Articles on Slate and in the Boston Globe and magazines read by Juror 453

Juror 453 said extensive reading in Slate, the Boston Globe, and other publications had led to a belief that the defendant was guilty. The juror clarified that the remembered ideological claims concerned the older brother, while any attribution to the defendant remained an impression rather than a recollection of specific statements.

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Juror 453 attributed a pretrial belief in guilt to the reading during questioning about impartiality.

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