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 A judge removed a juror from a trial in suburban Detroit after the young woman wrote on Facebook that the defendant was guilty. The problem  The trial wasn t over.Hadley Jons, of Warren just north of Detroit, could be found in contempt when she returns to the Macomb County circuit court Thursday.Jons, 20, was a juror in a case of resisting arrest. On Aug. 11, a day off from the trial and before the prosecution finished its case, she wrote on Facebook that it was  gonna be fun to tell the defendant they re guilty. The post was discovered by defense lawyer Saleema Sheikh s son.Circuit Judge Diane Druzinski confronted Jons the next day and replaced her with an alternate.         You don t know how disturbing this is,  Druzinski said, according to The Macomb Daily.A message seeking comment was left for Jons on Monday. I would l stanley usa ike to see her get some jail time, nothing major, a few hours or overnight,  Sheikh said.  This is the jury system. People need to know how important it is. Sheikh s son, Jaxon Goodman, disc stanley cups uk overed the comment while checking jurors  names on the Internet. He works in his mother s law office.             I m really proud of him,  Sheikh said.Without Jons, the jury convicted Sheikh s client of a felony but couldn t agree on a separate m stanley website isdemeanor charge.      ponent--type-recirculation .item:nth-child 5          display: none;             inline-recirc-item--id-953659c8-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d,  right-rail-recirc-item--id-953659c8-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f Yvml This Reflective Umbrella Surrounds You In a Super-Safe Halo of Light
 This was a tough year for movies and television 鈥?we had the weakest box o stanley cup ffice summer in years, and TV ratings were anemic. Tons of huge, vaunted projects stumbled, and some underdogs thrived. Here are the top 10 lessons we hope the entertainment industry has learned this year.     10. Studio interference with directors isn ;t always a bad thing This was the year of directors getting to do whatever they wanted, from relatively small passion projects like Winter   Tale to huge epics like Noah and Interstellar. As the Guardian wrote back in April, as directors have gained independence from the studios, their movies invariably became longer, looser and more insufferable. The Guardian article points to Seth MacFarlane   comedy Western A Million Ways to Die in the West: If you need proof that the director has been given far too much control, look no further than the fact that he   cast himself opposite Charlize Theron in the lead role.  stanley cup 8221; 9. Science fiction television needs one central idea  There were a lot of high-concept science fiction shows launched this year, including Syfy   Ascension and Helix, CBS ; Extant, TNT   The Last Ship, and the CW stanley mugs    Star-Crossed and The 100. And out of those shows, the ones that had a single clear idea were the ones that seemed to have the most success: A plague has wiped out humanity and a Navy ship is searching for a cure. The human race has abandoned Earth after a catastrop