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Shaddi Abusaid, Jozsef Papp

YSL trial: Juror who left the country must write 30-page essay, judge rules

ATLANTA — A potential juror who traveled to the Dominican Republic on a business trip instead of returning to Fulton County court has been ordered to write a 30-page essay on the importance of jury service.

Juror No. 64, appeared before Chief Judge Ural Glanville on Thursday morning alongside her attorney, Dwight Thomas.

The woman explained that after coming to the courthouse last week, she tried to alert jury services about her upcoming plans and even emailed them a copy of her travel itinerary. When she didn’t show up on Monday, Glanville sent Fulton deputies to her grandmother’s home to search for her.

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