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Former Offspring Drummer Saves Life of Juror at His Own Trial

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  1. Melody Bot Mar 28, 2018
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    Dorothy Atkins, writing at Law 360:


    Facing the first day of a medical malpractice trial on Tuesday, a San Jose obstetrician-gynecologist who once drummed for The Offspring proved his punk rock bona fides rushing to the aid of a prospective juror in cardiac arrest, delivering CPR but forcing a mistrial over concerns his medical heroics could bias jurors in his favor.
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  2. oldjersey Mar 28, 2018
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    Bad.Ass.
     
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  3. Larry David Mar 28, 2018
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    You're gonna go far, kid
     
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  4. Cody Mar 28, 2018
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    i can't believe i'm asking this, but are there any members of the offspring who aren't absolute geniuses?
     
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  6. Jason Tate Mar 28, 2018
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  7. Cody Mar 28, 2018
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  8. marsupial jones Mar 28, 2018
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    make a bagel without the hole

    Dexter recently got his masters in biomechanical farmhouse gases or something.
     
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  9. Malatesta Mar 29, 2018
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    haha. that's pretty rad. but, unfortunately, definitely grounds for a mistrial
     
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