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What happens when an advocate for children and foster care finds herself serving on a jury for a murder trial? Join me as I chat with Katrina Robertson. who shares her eye-opening and life-changing experience with the justice system. We discuss her journey from becoming an exchange student in Australia to hosting exchange students herself, and the people who inspire her to rise above life's challenges.

During our conversation, Katrina opens up about the emotionally manipulative tactics she faced during the murder trial, and the shocking events that unfolded after making an offhanded comment. We explore the implications of the jury not having access to all the information, and the possibilities for improving the jury system. Katrina's experience led her to write a memoir on the broken justice system, and she shares her thoughts on the power of sharing stories.

Get ready for a fascinating and enlightening conversation, delving into the world of jury duty, the importance of understanding a person's character history, and the fight for justice. You don't want to miss this episode with Katrina Robertson and learn more about her memoir and ongoing battle for a fair and just legal system.
 
If you like courtroom drama and stories of people overcoming trials and tribulations, you will love Juror #11.
https://www.amazon.com/Juror-11-Memoir-Broken-Justice/dp/B0BSWKFQ4Q/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

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