Hopefully not OT.
For those who haven't looked at a TV guide, Channel 4 is showing an >interesting programme for four nights, starting tonight.
In this legal experiment, actors recreate a real-life murder trial >word-for-word from the original transcripts in front of two juries made--
up or ordinary people. The juries are unaware of each other. The case is
of a husband who killed his wife with a hammer but denies murder (names
and dates have been changed).
The deliberations of each jury is followed, including comments made
during their tea-breaks.
Hopefully not OT.
For those who haven't looked at a TV guide, Channel 4 is showing an >interesting programme for four nights, starting tonight. The preview notes:
In this legal experiment, actors recreate a real-life murder trial >word-for-word from the original transcripts in front of two juries made up
or ordinary people. The juries are unaware of each other. The case is of a >husband who killed his wife with a hammer but denies murder (names and
dates have been changed).
The deliberations of each jury is followed, including comments made during >their tea-breaks.
According to Jeff Layman <Jeff@invalid.invalid>:
Hopefully not OT.
For those who haven't looked at a TV guide, Channel 4 is showing an >>interesting programme for four nights, starting tonight.
For those of us in North America, Channel 4 is a TV network in the
United Kingdom. They stream at channel4.com, but you have to sign up
first, and provide a physical address in the UK or Ireland. I don't
know whether they'll accept a fake address. Try postcode SW1A 1AA.
The preview notes:is
In this legal experiment, actors recreate a real-life murder trial >>word-for-word from the original transcripts in front of two juries made
up or ordinary people. The juries are unaware of each other. The case
of a husband who killed his wife with a hammer but denies murder (names
and dates have been changed).
The deliberations of each jury is followed, including comments made
during their tea-breaks.
"John Levine" <johnl@taugh.com> wrote in news:urijvj$voo$1@gal.iecc.com:
According to Jeff Layman <Jeff@invalid.invalid>:
Hopefully not OT.
For those who haven't looked at a TV guide, Channel 4 is showing an
interesting programme for four nights, starting tonight.
For those of us in North America, Channel 4 is a TV network in the
United Kingdom. They stream at channel4.com, but you have to sign up
first, and provide a physical address in the UK or Ireland. I don't
know whether they'll accept a fake address. Try postcode SW1A 1AA.
Since every TV in the UK is subject to an annual license (licence) fee,
it's unlikely that a fake address,
or even a real address that is already paying a licence fee, would work.
The preview notes:is
In this legal experiment, actors recreate a real-life murder trial >>>word-for-word from the original transcripts in front of two juries made >>>up or ordinary people. The juries are unaware of each other. The case
of a husband who killed his wife with a hammer but denies murder (names >>>and dates have been changed).
The deliberations of each jury is followed, including comments made >>>during their tea-breaks.
In misc.legal.moderated, on Mon, 26 Feb 2024 12:45:22 -0800 (PST),
"Stuart O. Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
"John Levine" <johnl@taugh.com> wrote in news:urijvj$voo$1@gal.iecc.com:
According to Jeff Layman <Jeff@invalid.invalid>:
Hopefully not OT.
I don't think so.
For those who haven't looked at a TV guide, Channel 4 is showing an
Tnx. I was going to ask what city.
interesting programme for four nights, starting tonight.
For those of us in North America, Channel 4 is a TV network in the
United Kingdom. They stream at channel4.com, but you have to sign up
first, and provide a physical address in the UK or Ireland. I don't
know whether they'll accept a fake address. Try postcode SW1A 1AA.
Since every TV in the UK is subject to an annual license (licence) fee, >>it's unlikely that a fake address,
True.
or even a real address that is already paying a licence fee, would work.
Are those who pay, but are on vacation or away for work not entitled to
watch the stream?
We need the address of someone who is not watching tv the next 4 four
nights, maybe he's traveling, or sleeping.
first, and provide a physical address in the UK or Ireland. I don't
know whether they'll accept a fake address. Try postcode SW1A 1AA.
Why not just use Parliament? 10 Downing Street etc. That's certainly a >valid address.
Hopefully not OT.
For those who haven't looked at a TV guide, Channel 4 is showing an interesting programme for four nights, starting tonight. The preview notes:
In this legal experiment, actors recreate a real-life murder trial word-for-word from the original transcripts in front of two juries made
up or ordinary people. The juries are unaware of each other. The case is
of a husband who killed his wife with a hammer but denies murder (names
and dates have been changed).
The deliberations of each jury is followed, including comments made
during their tea-breaks.
On 26/02/2024 16:01, Jeff Layman wrote:
Hopefully not OT.
For those who haven't looked at a TV guide, Channel 4 is showing an
interesting programme for four nights, starting tonight. The preview
notes:
In this legal experiment, actors recreate a real-life murder trial
word-for-word from the original transcripts in front of two juries
made up or ordinary people. The juries are unaware of each other. The
case is of a husband who killed his wife with a hammer but denies
murder (names and dates have been changed).
The deliberations of each jury is followed, including comments made
during their tea-breaks.
My apologies for posting in misc.legal.moderated when it should have
been uk.legal.moderated (it's the second time in a month!). After
making this post I will unsubscribe from this group in
eternal-september, my default news server, to ensure it won't happen
again. I will continue to follow it on in solani, because there are
some posts of interest to me now and again.
Jeff Layman <jeff@invalid.invalid> wrote in
news:urmq0l$n9ok$1@solani.org:
For those who haven't looked at a TV guide, Channel 4 is showing an
interesting programme for four nights, starting tonight. The preview
notes:
In this legal experiment, actors recreate a real-life murder trial
word-for-word from the original transcripts in front of two juries
made up or ordinary people. The juries are unaware of each other. The
case is of a husband who killed his wife with a hammer but denies
murder (names and dates have been changed).
The deliberations of each jury is followed, including comments made
during their tea-breaks.
My apologies for posting in misc.legal.moderated when it should have
been uk.legal.moderated (it's the second time in a month!). After
making this post I will unsubscribe from this group in
eternal-september, my default news server, to ensure it won't happen
again. I will continue to follow it on in solani, because there are
some posts of interest to me now and again.
No need. Some of us also participiate in uk.legal.moderated.
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