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Angela Gonzales of Woodland, Calif., is accused of jury tampering in her boyfriend's domestic violence trial. But in a "Law & Order"-worthy twist, Gonzales allegedly used MySpace to track down a juror and plead for the acquittal of Miguel Dagoberto Lopez. The juror in question was removed from the trial, and Lopez wound up being convicted of assault for a February incident.
What's more disturbing than Gonzales's "loyalty" is that she was the victim in the case. Her man was on a trial for grabbing her hair and bashing her head on the floor, supposedly because she didn't have money for cigarettes. Gonzales later recanted the story and said her bruised face was caused by vomiting while suffering from migraines.
There's no word on how Gonzales managed to get the anonymous juror's name to find the person on MySpace.
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Saturday 29 August
By JCM
JUSTICE! Nothing more needs to be said! Wait ... maybe ... KARMA!
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Saturday 29 August
By Tina
i sat in to be a juror and was glad i didnt get on the case. the man being tried
sat at a table with the list of jurors, their numbers, addresses, employers, etc.
while the lawyers questioned everyone. the hole time and for each juror the guy would look at the person, look at the list and look at the person again. not one lawyer, judge, sheriff, etc said a word about it. Now Ask how some one could get info on a juror. next time i have to sit in on one, i will say something if it happens. i dont think that is right and puts jurors in danger. now a days is not the time for that info if the person is found guilty and even not guilty.
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Saturday 29 August
By wounann
Oh my Goodness! That sounds very scary. This sounds like we will have to keep the jury in a separate room, out of the visual camp of the accused.
Saturday 29 August
By jc
TINA.............YES ! ! ! I had the exact same thing happen to me.......being questions for the jury selection and the man, accused of shooting and killing a man outside of a bar. His stare said, "If looks could kill". I too was glad that I didn't have to serve on that jury. I have also served on a jury (in a lesser case) and I have also been a witness in a case where a man high on something hit a car head on, bodies all over the road and he fled the scene. IN EACH CASE IT WAS A CONCERN THAT MY NAME AND ADDRESS WAS SO BLATENTLY ANNOUNCED.....MY ONLY SAFETY WAS THAT I LIVED IN A RURAL AREA WHERE THE ADDRESS WOULDN'T MAKE A LOT OF SENSE TO THE ACCUSED.
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Saturday 29 August
By lit
Why in the H.......... don't they take my space of the computer??? Its getting way out of hand and its stupid on top of it all. To many things happening with that site...Get a life folks and move on in life your missing out on a lot...
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Saturday 29 August
By hotrodqd
maybe you need to experience someone elses life ...b4 you tell others to get a life ...... some of you with silver spoons in your mouth ...and or not handicapped since early childhood ....some of you really dont know how good you have it ...and then dont appreciate it anyways nor are concerned about anyone but yourselves ! yeah kharma is a real kicker ....besides its good for youth to have a place to express themselves & socialise ....one day when kids stay home to school via computers ...they will need interaction & communication w/others ....sure friday dances or at school activities but imagine costs saved if school via homes ...daycare schools ? gee you might even have to be a parent instead of letting media raise & train ur kids ! sky's the limit ...but hey instead of improving what we have or understand it just shut it down ...hmmm alot of other more serious sites on the net need 2 be shut down b4 myspace
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Saturday 29 August
By hotrodqd
its called freedom of speech ....what you want everything controlled or regulated ? or just until you need it ? get off the couch or computer and watch & raise your children ......
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Saturday 29 August
By scottthefish
just build walls around the inner cities and let them govern themselves. The people who live there have proven time and time again they are no longer worth our money, concern, time, and effort. You can't help people who don't want to help themselves.
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Saturday 29 August
By E.H.
I want to move to the inner city. Downtown is becoming fabulous. If we were allowed to govern ourselves, we'd probably have a lot better situation than the suburbs, indeed the rest of the state. We'd have art, music, loft apartments, cafes, bars, bicycling everywhere, great mass transit, fabulous restaurants...yeah, sounds great, build that wall and give me a one way ticket IN. Oh, you weren't talking about "THAT" inner city, were you? You meant the "ghetto" where all the "colored folks" live, didn't you? You'd be surprised at what great unique neighborhoods some of those so-called ghettos are too, by the way. Sure, there are still plenty of areas where safety is a concern, but fear of a colorful nation is not the way to clean it up.