History time and time again have ingrained within us the thought that Jury Duty is a necessary evil; if we don't do it, then killers will go free. However, this idea is far from the truth. It is necessary, but evil is the least. Even in cut-and-dried situations, the juries sometimes take a long time to discuss the verdict. This, however, is explained by the secret goal of jury duty: To get some of the greatest minds together to solve problems, ranging from calculating the winners of a game, to defending the nation. However, if people try to skip, bad things can happen. This is a story of one of those times.
It's a lovely spring day, and outside the courthouse, the birds are singing, the sun shining, the stereotypical stuff occurring. However, inside, great turmoil has arisen-- One of the members of an important jury duty panel has not shown up. Apparently, one Suzi Roark is missing from the meeting. Now, if this was a small meeting, it would probably be fine. However, this is one of great importance. You need to get him in here, and to accomplish that, you will...


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