Posted On: May 23, 2007 by John Mesirow

Punching A Juror? Brilliant

boxing%2520glove.jpgDefendant Richard Glawson can forget about jury sympathy. After the judge refused the prosecutor's request to have Glawson shackled, he sucker-punched an elderly juror, then had to pulled off of him. Sure, hindsight is 20/20. In this case, though, foresight should have been easy enough. glawson.jpg

Here's what Glawson (see photo) is accused of doing during a two-day crime spree: robbing a house, starting a shootout at a mall, carjacking a woman, breaking into another home, shooting a disabled man’s dog, carjacking two more vehicles, and shooting a police officer in the hand. What the hell do you have to be accused of to warrant shackles?

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