This was an interesting interruption. Imagine being in constant contact with a group of people you didn't even know before the trial. Imagine the general consensus was that you'd be done in a couple months. Imaginable you can't watch television or read magazines or talk to others. Then, just being away from your family and home for all that time. Finally, there is a kind of claustrophobia that happens. Then, throw into it the lawyers using you as pawns, looking into everything you ever did, checking whether you made a mistake or flat out lied on your application. This episode shows more dirty tricks and manipulation. And, again, the racial thing is engaged, as the jury pool is being drawn upon to get an advantage.
Review of A Jury in Jail
