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In the United States and many other countries, with few exceptions, a unanimous decision by the jury is required in criminal cases.

That is often difficult to get. MA vs Clancy trial is an example of that. As of 1 September 2026, that 12-person jury has deliberated for more than 19 hours without being able to reach a unanimous verdict. A hung jury is definitely not what the justice system wants. It may or may not result in a retrial, with potentially the same result.

Just think how difficult it is to get any group of people to agree on something, let alone 12 jurors in a high-profile complicated trial.

Is it time to consider changing the unanimous requirement for criminal trials?

Please vote in the poll, which lists some possible alternatives, assuming a typical 12-person jury.

Note that, in some civil cases, only a majority of the 6-person jury is required.

This is an absolutely disgusting act by a supposed president of the country. Instead of doing anything to help elevate the United States or support the people living in America, it feels like he is only worsening the country and actively destroying its historic landmarks. The anger people are feeling right now is completely hitting a boiling point because of the constant chaos and damage he keeps inflicting on America.

To rip out and cut down historic trees that have stood as a beautiful symbol of diplomacy for over 100 years just to clear the way for a private golf course makeover is completely uncalled for. It shows a total lack of respect for our shared history and culture. While defenders try to argue that this is just routine maintenance or land management, it is incredibly frustrating to watch a leader prioritize a sports facility over preserving a century-old landmark that meant so much to the public and our international heritage.

What do y'all think about this? Is cutting down these historic trees for a golf project a completely unacceptable abuse of power, or do you view the situation differently?

From 19-27 for 85% of the time I was either smoking or vaping. There were times I would heavy smoke a pack a day for months but not for a long time, much more commonly I would vape and finish a vape a day instead of smoke. I vaped mostly as opposed to smoking.

Then I quit all habits. Chatgpt thinks I’m healthy and will continue to be so. I gave it all the details