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A Confused CT Court Jury Convicted Paul Boyne

By Frank Parlato A Confused Jury Convicts — And a Fool Walks Into His Own Trap Paul Boyne, 64, was convicted on 18 felony

March 19, 2026

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Judge Brown’s Jury Instructions Buried Boyne

udge Brown read 145 pages of jury instructions before the Boyne jury deliberated. Five hours. Research on jury behavior is unambiguous. Tired jurors do

March 13, 2026

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The Witch Hunt in Brooklyn: When Regret Becomes a Crime

This week, in a federal courtroom in Brooklyn, a young woman sat on the witness stand for the prosecution, looked at the jury, and

May 23, 2025

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When Belief Becomes a Crime — The First Amendment on Trial in Brooklyn

Last week, in a Brooklyn federal courtroom, something alarming happened—something that should concern anyone who values freedom of thought, speech, or religion. An American

May 12, 2025

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A Confused CT Court Jury Convicted Paul Boyne

Judge Brown’s Jury Instructions Buried Boyne

The Witch Hunt in Brooklyn: When Regret Becomes a Crime

When Belief Becomes a Crime — The First Amendment on Trial in Brooklyn

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The Corrupt Judge on Trial: How Diane Gujarati Set A New Dangerous Precedent During The OneTaste Case

OneTaste Founder Gets Prison in First Brainwashing Conviction in US History

Eddie Cibrian Just Appeared On High Potential And Fans Were Not Expecting To See Him There

Jon Hamm Says He Would Not Return For A Mad Men Reboot And His Reason Is Exactly What You Would Expect

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