In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are specific things you can say during jury questioning to try to get rejected in a criminal case. Keep in mind that it is illegal to make such claims if you don't really believe them. For each of these excuses, you will be asked if you could just set your beliefs aside. Even if you feel you could do so, attorneys in the trial may not want you on the jury.  If the concept of proof beyond a reasonable doubt seems a bit fuzzy, that may work in your favor. How much doubt is reasonable? Are you supposed to be 99% certain?  99.99%? You might decide that you could never vote to convict someone of a crime unless there were no doubt whatsoever about their guilt. If you tell this to the court, the prosecuting attorney may want to dismiss you. Perhaps you believe that the great majority of people arrested for crimes are guilty. After all, the prosecutor wouldn't file charges unless he was very sure, right? So at this stage of the process, the defendant is probably guilty. Even so, you can say, you'll just pretend the defendant is innocent until the trial is over. If you tell that to the court, the defense attorney may want to dismiss you. Another line of reasoning: police officers are better witnesses than the average person. They've trained to be more observant than most people. They have a lot of experience with crime and giving testimony. In addition, they must have a high moral standard if they were hired as police officers. The defense team won't like this. Consider this: defendants often don't testify on their own behalf. How can a person judge a case without hearing from the accused.  If he/she can't even look the jury in the eye and declare their innocence, that looks pretty guilty. Perhaps you're not a confrontational person. If you're in the minority, maybe you cave in to the majority pretty easily. Characterizing yourself this way could lead an attorney to dismiss you. Consider this line of reasoning if it applies to you: "I was the victim of a crime. They never caught the guy.  I'm angry about that. The system doesn't work." The defense may not like hearing this. My friend/family member is a police officer/prosecutor/defense attorney.  We talk about a lot of his cases.  That guy sure is opinionated. One side or the other may not like hearing this. "The defendant is about the same age as my son.  My son has been in a little trouble himself." The prosecution may not like this. A conviction in a criminal case requires a very high standard. The prosecution must prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt. Go into jury duty acting like you think you know everything before even hearing the case. The more stubborn you can appear, the better. A more respectable alternative to the above "play stupid" tactic is to "play smart." Many attorneys want jurors they can persuade one way or the other. Showing education, intelligence, and logical reasoning may make you less desirable in their eyes.  Many jurisdictions bar lawyers, judges, and police officers from jury duty. They consider these people too informed on the subject to be effective jurors. Similarly, doctors are almost always excused from malpractice cases, bankers from embezzlement cases, etc. It is not, however, unheard-of for a sitting judge to be seated as a juror. " If you're selected to be on a jury, the judge will ask you to swear to find a verdict based solely on the facts presented in court.   Refuse to swear this on the grounds that the jury has a right to find a verdict as it sees fit. This right is called "jury nullification." In short, it allows a jury to return a verdict of "innocent" when the accused is clearly guilty. The jury can do this if it disagrees with the law itself. Although the Supreme Court has affirmed this right, prosecutors and judges usually hate it. Any prosecutor will almost certainly reject you for the jury if you suggest there's a chance you would use your right to veto.  Ask the judge if he/she would have convicted Harriet Tubman for violating the federal Fugitive Slave Laws. Was her role in the Underground Railroad for escaped slaves punishable? Would the judge have convicted Rosa Parks for violating the segregation laws in Montgomery, Alabama? Was her refusal to move to the back of the bus when the bus driver told her to give up her seat to a white passenger punishable? The judge might say that he/she would have instructed juries to convict these women because "the law is the law." You should have a response prepared for that: "Blind obedience wasn't accepted as a defense during the War Crimes Tribunal at Nuremberg. Many Nazis claimed that they were just "following orders." Read about cases that demonstrate the power of jury nullification. Recommended cases include State of Georgia v. Brailsford, 3 U.S. 1, 4 (1794); U.S. v. Moylan, 417 F.2d 1002 (4th Cir.1969); United States v. Dougherty, 473 F.2d 1113; United States v. Wilson, 629 F.2d 439, 443 (6th Cir.1980); US v. Krzyske, 836 F. 2d 1013 - Court of Appeals, 6th Circuit 1988; and U.S. v. Thomas No. 95-1337 (2nd Cir. 5-20-97). Mention the old saying that “a good prosecutor could get a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich.” Point out you disapprove of grand juries because they are basically a rubber stamp for the prosecutor. Voice support for the Commission to Reform the Federal Grand Jury's position to reform the process. His advice for getting out of jury duty was to tell the judge that you would make a great juror, because you can spot guilty people just by looking at them.
Summary: Explain that you can't maintain objectivity. Act stubborn. Play up your intelligence. Mention the right of a jury to "veto. Question the legitimacy of grand jury proceedings if summonsed to one. Try the George Carlin technique as a last-ditch effort.

Your body uses TMG to convert homocysteines into methionine, helping to reduce the level of homocysteines  in your blood. Taking TMG combined with folic acid and vitamin B12 can help lower your homocysteine levels. Make sure to talk to your doctor before taking TMG supplements to lower your homocysteine levels. Folic acid in combination with TMG and vitamin B12 can help lower your homocysteine levels. Additionally, eating folic-acid fortified cereal for breakfast can help reduce your homocysteine levels. Like TMG, your body needs B vitamins to convert homocysteines into methionines. The more your body is able to convert homocysteines into methionines, the lower your homocysteine levels will be. If your body lacks the enzyme to convert vitamin B6 into pyridoxal-5-phosphate, your doctor may prescribe you a pyridoxal-5-phosphate supplement to help reduce your homocysteine levels.
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One-sentence summary -- Take 500 mg of trimethylglycine  (TMG) daily. Supplement your diet with 800 mcg of folic acid daily. Take 100 mg of vitamin B6 and 1,000 mcg of vitamin B12 daily.

Problem: Article: You can also click the Start button and then type “folder options” in the search box. Select “Folder Options” in Control Panel from the resulting list. ” ”  ”   You should now be able to view all files and folders as well as drives hidden in Windows 7. . Look for a program named “ProgramData.” If you can see this, you are now able to view hidden files and folders. This is how you can differentiate between hidden and unhidden files.
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Click on the Windows 7 Start button. Click on Control Panel. Click on “Appearance and Personalization. Click “Folder Options. Click on the View tab in the Folder Options window. Click “Show hidden files, folders, and drives” in “Advanced settings” and click “OK. Choose the “Show hidden files, folders, and drives” radio button in the “Hidden files and folders” category. Click “OK” at the bottom of the Folder Options window. Close the Control Panel window. Test this by navigating to the C:\ drive Notice that the icons for hidden files and folders are grayed out.