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evidenceevidencedigital2015 Federal TrialFacebook page the defense believed belonged to Juror 318's husband, containing posts opposing a mosque next to Ground Zero and supporting a Rolling Stone boycottConrad described a page the defense believed belonged to Juror 318's husband, with posts opposing a mosque near Ground Zero and supporting a Rolling Stone boycott. She presumed the boycott concerned the Tsarnaev cover; the government disputed an inference of juror bias, and the court requested access to the material before ruling.
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Facebook page the defense believed belonged to Juror 318's husband, containing posts opposing a mosque next to Ground Zero and supporting a Rolling Stone boycott

Conrad described a page the defense believed belonged to Juror 318's husband, with posts opposing a mosque near Ground Zero and supporting a Rolling Stone boycott. She presumed the boycott concerned the Tsarnaev cover; the government disputed an inference of juror bias, and the court requested access to the material before ruling.

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The defense cited the page in its challenge to Juror 318's impartiality; the government opposed attributing a family member's posts to the juror, and the court reserved its ruling.

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2015 Federal Trial

Day 14