Georgia’s Most Powerful Weapon Against the War on DrugsThe Jury
In August of 1735, New York printer John Peter Zenger found himself on trial for the charge of “seditious libel against his Majesty’s government” for publishing stories critical of New York colonial rule. Despite the judge’s instruction to the contrary Zenger’s jury took only 10 minutes to find him not guilty of the crime, this despite
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