Episode Synopsis "Keith Wood's Victory in the Michigan Supreme Court"

We talk with juror rights educator Keith Wood about his recent victory in the Michigan Supreme Court, which overturned his false "jury tampering" conviction for sharing FIJA brochures outside the Mecosta County Courthouse. Then we hear from Clark Neily of the Cato Institute about how this case unfolded and what are its implications for future juror rights outreach. Learn more: Keith Wood case file on the FIJA website Cato Institute

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