and then they ask them questions about themselves.

Robert: Real quick, were you hoping to get booted off?

Laura: Oh, yes. I was hoping to get booted off, of course. Any good red-blooded American was hoping to--

Tracy: Back towards the end of jury selection.

Laura: I was one of the last ones to be selected.

Tracy: The next day, Laura and the 11 other jurors showed up to hear the case. The case was for this 19-year-old girl.

Laura: She was charged with possession of methamphetamine. What happened is that she was up in Central City, which is a gambling town.

Tracy: That day, she was driving in her van with her boyfriend, and eventually, the two of them drove to this casino.

Laura: Her boyfriend jumped out of the van, he went to thecasino.

Tracy: Then, she kept driving, and then the police pulled her over.

Jad: They just, for whatever reason pull her over?

Laura: I don't know what she got pulled over for.

Tracy: They just pull her over.

Laura: The police said that she got out and put her purse on the hood of the car and then made a lunging movement towards it.

Tracy: Which they said gave them probable cause.

Laura: To search her purse.

Tracy: Because now they're thinking, "Oh, does she have a weapon in her purse? What is she trying to hide?" The police open up her purse and they start rifling through it.

Laura: At which they found this 1 ounce of methamphetamine.

Tracy: One of the questions before the jury was, "Is this young woman guilty of possession of methamphetamine beyond