Jurors could be sequestered in former officer's rape trial
                   
jg-tc.com     May 13, 2008            

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - The judge handling the trial of a former Bloomington police officer accused of rape says jurors will be sequestered if they deliberate more than a day. McLean County Circuit Judge Robert Freitag (FRY'-tahg) told potential jurors they would be sent home each night that... [read full story]                    


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