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Mayhem at the Marathon

August 7, 2023October 12, 2022 by Jenny

The Supreme Court addresses jury selection and mitigating evidence in a case about the Boston Marathon bombers.

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Categories Legal Docket Tags bombing, Boston Marathon, capital punishment, constitutional law, jury bias, jury duty, mitigating evidence, running, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Tsarnaev
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