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Juror Fined More Than $11,000 for Doing His Own Research, Causing Mistrial in Case of Alleged Assault on Immigration Officer Aaron Keller © Provided by Law & Crime An image shows empty chairs from a jury box.
A juror in federal criminal trial in New Jersey must pay a fine of more than $11,000 after conducting his own research on a case, a judge ordered on Tuesday.
Stephen Meile of Lumberton, N.J., was called before U.S. District Court Judge
Robert B. Kugler after another juror reported him to court officials. According to court records (citations omitted):
The Court was informed by Juror #12 that Juror #7, Stephen Meile, had performed outside research related to the case in violation of the Court’s Preliminary Instructions to the jury. Under oath, Stephen Meile confirmed that he had, in fact, performed outside research on matters related to the case. The Court then declared a mistrial.
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