| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - However, the facts in Webster point to an additional concern: jurors??? memories are themselves apt to be pretty unreliable, particularly after the passage of a few years and perhaps all the more so when the topic of questioning is an event that, while legally significant, might pass with little notice from laypeople. (Assume, for instance, that Webster???s theory were true: a bailiff instructed t
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