While my first experience last week as a juror in a civil suit (after serving only on criminal trials before) wasn't exactly something out of "Law & Order," the case did provide some interesting insights into how difficult it is to decide who is telling the truth on the witness stand, and how fair our judicial system ultimately is.
This was a textbook case of "he said, she said."
He Said:
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