Verdict by Coin Toss and Quotient Dictum Questioned
A 1965 American Bar Association public service piece warns against jurors using coin tosses or drawing lots to decide guilt or damages. It contrasts hasty, mathematical quotient verdicts with the need for a deliberate, conscientious verdict by all jurors to uphold due process.
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Horse Jumps Into Basin During Washington Pageant
In Washington a white drill horse named Benja bolted from a van after a pageant by the 3rd Infantry Old Guard. He swam the Tidal Basin to a boathouse, then could not climb the dock. Army cranes and a tank-recovery mechanism finally pulled him ashore after over two hours in the water.
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Magnificent Bull A Bust As A Lover Boy
Lindertis the Aberdeen Angus bull owned by Black Watch Farms failed to breed for six months. Insurance refunded the purchase price after virility doubts. At Auburn University Dr. James Hicks planned a three hour operation to restore breeding ability, with potential progeny profits and a one third interest to Hicks if successful. Dick touts odds at 61 to 1.
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Black Watch Farms
Lindertis
Auburn University
Alabama
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