Although doubtful, if this motion were to somehow be granted, wouldn't that then make cmja subject to a new charge of attempted jury tampering, with her tweets? Maybe even an conspiracy charge, for inciting threats of violence by the person who was arrested for tweeted threats? If Twitter is so persuasive that a single word can alter a trial, surely she'd be found guilty?
Jurors are not prisoners, and shouldn't have less rights than convicted murderers, or be punished for serving. It's probably even possible to find jurors who don't 'tweet'.
Of course, cmja should probably have access to all personal juror information - those crafty jurors could possibly read a mind-changing word in the rest room - we have to consider her rights, (to the fair trial she already had).
I'm wonder why they didn't try to preclude any juror that had access to a computer, television, or any other possible news source that might have interviewed her, or even reported about interviews she gave press during trial?
Any pearl of wisdom from her mouth could have reached a juror, which would surely change everything (kind of like a 'butterfly effect, but more like a 'Silence of the Lambs' butterfly). I'm sure that was what she was trying to accomplish - didn't she even say 'good luck finding an untainted jury pool"?
How ridiculous is this motion? I was hoping the last phase would be streamed, but I do kind of hope it will not be, if only to deny her even one more moment of the 15 minutes of fame she's already had.
Poor Travis, how could anyone have seen this much evil could be in a person?