| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - See 8 C. Wigmore, Evidence, ?? 2350 at 691 (McNaughten ed. 1961) (noting that the reasons for the rule barring juror testimony, namely, the dangers of uncertainty and of tampering with the jurors to procure testimony, disappear in large part if such investigation as may be desired is made by the judge and takes place before the jurors' discharge and separation) (emphasis
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