Topic: Jury Duty

2 chapters across the catalog

Robert Barnes provides a "Legal 101" overview of jury selection, explaining how jurors often filter evidence through "memento memory" based on preconceived biases. He discusses the history of the jury's power to decide both facts and law, and how the court system has gradually usurped the power to determine law. The segment also touches on how jury pools can be manipulated through summons and specific questioning.

Callers emphasize the importance of local-level political transparency, citing donors for Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Another caller discusses the "Citizen's Rulebook," arguing that jury duty is a primary vehicle for the peaceful restoration of liberty. The host agrees that focusing on local DAs and grand juries is essential to stemming the tide of tyranny.