Jury OJ's Bundy Brothers

PORTLAND  Jurors deliberate the fate of the Bundy brothers (left). Federal prosecutors have expressed some concerns about the jury’s ability to grasp the complex case, but feel confident that "virtually anyone with a sliver of common sense" would see that the Bundy’s takeover of a federal wildlife refuge was a crime. The Bundy’s attorney, Colt Buckshot, had a different take, “The Bundy’s are patriots and I’m betting the jury is made up of patriots, so I’ve got enough mason jars in the trunk of my car for my clients and the jury once the verdict’s in.