Jury List
I was shocked by your article (Oct. 5) that told of a convicted murderer having the names and addresses of his jurors in his jail cell. It appears he obtained the list from a private investigator. Shades of Al Capone. The judge in the case, David Schacter, said this was not illegal.
Let me tell you this, don’t ever ask me to go on jury duty. I want to live as long as possible. If this is not illegal, it sure as hell should be.
MARLIN F. WASHKOW
Gardena
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