I would not normally write about the voir dire of a prospective juror. I respect how difficult it is to answer questions in open court in the presence of strangers. But I am going to make an exception just this once. I am going to make an exception because the prospective juror is a public figure and is now interested in becoming governor of the State of Connecticut. The man's candid answers under oath are worth pondering.
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In Courtroom, Candidate Just Didn't Get It
The Connecticut Law Tribune
November 16, 2009
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