Duncan Case Turns Boise Center Into Courthouse
Hundreds of potential jurors starting lining up 
outside Boise’s convention center as early as 7:30 this morning, in a line that snaked through the city’s central Grove plaza, to start the process of deciding whether Joseph Duncan should die. The 327-person jury pool is the largest ever called in federal court in Idaho, said court administrator Cameron Burke. Of the 327 Idahoans from 16 southern Idaho counties, 325 came, Burke said. One of the two who was missing had a medical emergency. “It’s a good reflection of our citizens that 99.9 percent of our citizens showed up,” Burke said/Betsy Russell, SR Eye On Boise. More here
Related: Sentencing phase likely to last a month/Idaho Statesman
