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• What a raw deal to miss the thrill of that last-minute uncertainty before the jury's foreperson announced its recommendation for a sentence.
• Gonzalez Rogers was a member of the civil grand jury in Alameda County, California from 2005 until 2007, and served as foreperson from 2006 until 2007.
• But the choice of a jury foreperson didn't come easy : Prosecution and defense attorneys privately accused each other of trying to pick jurors based on race.
• The first juror selected, a black woman who once lived in the Bronx, will serve as foreperson of the panel of 16-12 regulars and four alternates.
• Judge David Trager of federal district court in Brooklyn responded with a note saying that it was " not a matter of great moment who serves as foreperson ."
• "We have deliberated on this particular issue for the past week and have performed a massive review of the evidence, " the note from the jury foreperson said.
• Speaking publicly for the first time since the grand jury issued the report in September, foreperson Lynette Griggs said she's annoyed it has remained under court-ordered seal.
• The 10 women and two men retired to the jury room at 4 : 08 p . m . Three minutes later they picked a foreperson, signaling their decision by sounding a buzzer.
• And when it ended, the foreperson told the tearful witness : " We wanted to offer you a bouquet of good wishes that includes luck, success, happiness and blessings ."
• However, a judge has the option in rare cases to read the verdict sheet before the foreperson announces it, according to Mai Yee, spokeswoman for the Unified Court System of New York.
• The foreperson's role may include to ask questions ( usually to the judge ) on behalf of the jury, to facilitate jury discussions, and sometimes to read the verdict of the jury.
• The jury's black foreperson, who once lived in the Bronx, told the New York Post that the three-day deliberation had " nothing to do with race . " She declined further comment.
• The village employs a Village Administrator, Village Foreperson, and on Saturdays an additional individual who works at the Village Dump administering public waste disposal ( there is also weekly curb-side trash pick-up ).
• In statements to Petrosino and on the witness stand, Eftenoff " pointed out if there was a gram of cocaine in her, then there was foul play involved, " jury foreperson Ahna-Kaili Bowman said.
• The jury's black foreperson, Arlene Taylor, who once lived in the Bronx, said in Sunday's New York Post that the three-day deliberation had " nothing to do with race ."
• The foreperson, an unidentified black woman who wore her hair in a bun, wept as she read the four verdicts _ one for each of four black school girls killed in a blast that united the flagging civil rights movement.
• Joseph E . McCain Investigative Services got $ 114, 159 . ( Whom do you think they were paid to investigate ? ) A " plumber foreperson " might have been a bargain at $ 78, 951, all things considered.
• "Since I was the foreperson, it seemed to me that the best thing was to let the other jurors express themselves first, and they did, " said Giuliani, the first sitting mayor ever to serve on jury duty in New York City.