`  ==Jury system== Juror No. 7, Vince Dunn, voted to send a man to prison on the basis of ``looking in his eyes.`` His judgment that Reiser was ``faking it`` was reached after a serious and considered study of the defendant's eyes. This, in addition to the O.J. jury's decision, is testament to the Founding Fathers' wisdom in instituting the American Jury System. As  so wisely asserts, ``we should treat the court decision as the majority point of view.`` I had always thought that criminals were advised by their lawyers to wear eyeglasses so that they would look scholarly and harmless. I was wrong. They wear glasses so that the jury members cannot look in their eyes and see their guilt. This has always been a sure and certain way to determine the guilt or innocence of a person. As a matter of fact, we could dispense with the whole tiresome trial and simply let each juror look into the defendant's eyes for a minute. That would save the country quite a bit of money.  Lestrade`