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As a presumptive juror I was once asked how I felt about "chemical evidence". I responded by arguing that pretty much all evidence is chemical evidence. I challenged the room to contradict me (which they could've, but nobody did).

I ended up on the jury, so apparently this performance successfully masked my pro-defense bias.

"Chemical evidence" turned out to mean measurements of pupil dilation as evidence of an inability to drive safely.



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