Good Reasons and Bad Reasons
Jeffrey Abramson, author, "We, the Jury"
The judge's denial of the defendant's motion to move the trial is to the defendant's advantage: It's Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's only realistic hope to avoid the death penalty.
Let Boston Decide Tsarnaev's Fate
Laura I Appleman, former public defender
The right to a jury trial is a collective right, belonging to both the defendant and his affected community, and embedded deeply in the venue of the crime.
Denying the Motion Sets a Bad Precedent
Richard Lind, lawyer
The McVeigh opinion, which allowed for a change of venue for two defendants in the Oklahoma City bombing, is far more pertinent than the Skilling case, which involved corporate fraud.
The Hinckley Example
Lincoln Caplan, author, "The Insanity Defense and the Trial of John W. Hinckley, Jr."
In John Hinckley Jr.'s trial in Washington, near where the shootings occurred, jurors' names were kept secret, and the judge gave them strict instructions on how to behave.
The Judge Should Rethink His Decision
Thaddeus Hoffmeister, editor, Juries
It will be hard to find a juror with the courage to acquit knowing that he or she has to return to a community where this bombing has caused so much pain.
Having the Trial in Boston Presents Huge Challenges
Valerie P. Hans, co-author, "American Juries"
Will a Boston jury feel the same urgency to vindicate its city that a Dallas jury felt when it convicted Jack Ruby?
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