What's jury duty like? The verdict, well, it's case by case

JURY DUTY. Just those two words evoke a lot of reactions. And the stories you get from jury duty can be funny, absurd, or, like you’ll hear a juror from the Derek Chauvin trial, they can be traumatic.

Hear stories from the jury box on this episode of Audacious.

GUESTS: 

Michael Leung: Hartford, CT resident who had an awkward encounter as a foreperson in a jury Bishop John Selders: Assistant Dean of Students and Coordinator of Community Standards at Trinity College in Hartford, and he’s one of the leaders of Moral Monday CT Steph MacGillivary: Previously a jury Clerk and a Courtroom Deputy for the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut Brennen Maki: Attorney at Maki Law, LLC Unnamed Juror: Found former Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin guilty of murdering George Floyd

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