“He wants his cell phone records… unless you can show that the juror definitively and knowingly lied on his questionnaire, then this isn’t going anywhere.”
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The New Yorker Radio Hour · An American Journalist Imprisoned as a Spy in Russia
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When entering a Russian prison cell, he offered a handshake, then responded to the guard's question about his crime, using humor and stating he was a foreign correspondent
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