Jury Duty Tales

All Rise for the Drama

During a routine jury selection, local man Greg Donnelly shouted “Objection, your honor!” after the bailiff offered him water. “I learned that from *Law & Order,*” he explained proudly.

Courtroom Chaos

He later tried to cross-examine the vending machine and attempted a closing argument during lunch.

Legal Expert’s View

Judge Marlene Frizz commented, “He’s not technically in contempt–just in need of subtitles and a nap.”

Other Jurors

Several jurors began placing bets on when Greg would shout “You can’t handle the truth!” It happened during a copier malfunction.

Conclusion

Greg was excused and immediately pitched a courtroom reality show to Hulu. Working title: *Hung Jury, Loose Lips.*


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