What Happens When a Juror Changes Their Mind?

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Home   Saves   Collections Your daily reading list, including what to know about Holi. 1   The Bigger Picture Kate Middleton's Cancer Diagnosis Is Part of a Frightening Global Trend Vox Dylan Scott Save 2   Unintended Consequences The EPA Accidentally Killed Small Cars The New Republic Kate Aronoff Save 3   "Trapped in Place" The Economy Is Fantastic — Unless You Want a New Job, a New Home, or a New Car Business Insider Emily Stewart Save 4   March Madness Being Caitlin Clark: Inside the World of the Player Who Redefined the Game ESPN Wright Thompson Save 5   Explainer What Is Holi, the Hindu Festival of Colors and How Is It Celebrated? The Associated Press Deepa Bharath Save 6   First Person The All-American Father Esquire Andrew Altschul Save 7   History Lesson The Man Who Used Nazi Propaganda to Help the Allies Win Time Peter Pomerantsev Save From our friends at Texas Monthly The Verdict's in—but What Happens When a Juror Changes Their Mind? Uncovering the stories of remorseful jurors—and what it takes for them to take action. The Juror Who Found Herself Guilty "This definitive telling of Ybarra and Jaile's story by *Texas Monthly* writer Michael Hall maps both subjects' lives before their paths crossed and the difficult decades that followed Jaile's guilty verdict. Especially interesting, it also lays out who Ybarra called in 2017 when she resolved to do something about her 1990 decision, and which parties helped to make things right. It's a long read, but it's worth making it to the end for a poignant reunion between Ybarra and Jaile." -Amanda O'Donnell Texas Monthly Michael Hall Save The Story: the Juror Who Found Herself Guilty YouTube Texas Monthly Save A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Change Plaintiff Magazine Save Read more stories in this collection   Take Pocket everywhere You're receiving this email because you subscribed to Pocket. Unsubscribe • Manage Preferences • Privacy Policy • Help Center • Advertise © 2024 Mozilla Corporation, 149 New Montgomery St, 4th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105