Title: Juror Information
Question:Hi All,

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I just finished serving on a lengthy jury trial as a juror (including deliberations, I was not an alternate) in Arizona. This was a case in the Maricopa County Supreme court regarding murder. Sentencing has not been completed at this time, but we have been released from further jury service, and the admonition.

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Lately, a few of us have found notes on our doors (and one of us had a visit), from someone claiming to be a PI on behalf of the defense. I've included the text down below (with part of it removed that has information about the trial in question).

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Our question is, should our information be available to them? We all thought any request for contact/interviews had to go through the court system. 

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This is disturbing for us and has raised some questions about our safety and privacy based on connections to several other criminal organizations and affiliates.

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The gist of it is:

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"I've been hired by the defense  to assess the due process of the proceedings through the lens of the jurors. While I have access to transcripts, it is not an equivalent scope to the insight of the jurors who sat through the trial and rendered a verdict based on their perspective and understanding of the facts. I am hoping to speak with you today or tomorrow. Please-whether you are willing to spare an hour or so, or not-call me so we can establish the next step. (Then gives contact info.)"
Answer #1: If you are concerned for your safety you should call the police.
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