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Judges and Juries - Page 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7
Defendant: Why did you order the bailiff to dangle me outside the window?
Judge: I gave you a suspended sentence.
Executioner: What would you like for your last meal?
Convict: Mushrooms. I was always afraid to have them before.
Guard: Why is there a file in the fruit pie you made?
Prisoner: I ran out of apples.
Judge: Are all the statements you made true?
Defendant: All but all the parts I made up.
Judge: Are you going to confess?
Defendant: No, I'm not religious.
Judge: Are you proud of your criminal record?
Defendant: Well, I don't like to brag.
Judge: As a perspective juror do you believe in capital punishment?
Female Juror: No, I do not.
Judge: It doesn't matter. In this case a man is accused of losing $200 in a poker game that his wife was saving for a new coat.
Female Juror: I may be wrong about capital punishment.
Judge: Didn't I sentence your father, too?
Prisoner: Yep, we're a family business.
Judge: Don't you ever listen to your conscience?
Defendant: Yes, but I get poor reception.
Judge: Don't you know that crime doesn't pay?
Defendant: Yes, but the hours are good.

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