Kail Lowry

Like it should be 50-50 if there's an even number?

Based on whatever crime it is or, you know, I would want more women on mine than men because I would want that.

I feel like they would have more empathy or they maybe would see themselves in parts of my case or where men are so they compartmentalize so much more than women, I think, in general.

Men see things – men in my life have seen things very black and white where women I feel like have more of – they can see multiple perspectives.

And so I don't necessarily know that I agree that a jury that's not 50-50 in terms of sex is fair.

Yeah.

I've experienced both.

I have three judges at top of mind.

Two women, one man.

And I will say one of the women and one of the men were very...

They could see all perspectives.

And then the third judge, who was also a woman, was very hard on me.

And I found that really interesting because of the facts presented.

I'm not talking about my testimony, but the literal evidence and facts in the case.

I was very surprised by that.

It's so weird.

That's fascinating.

In terms of rights people don't realize they have, here's the thing.

I have – all my kids are black and brown, right?

So I semi-regularly have conversations with them about arrests and cops and things like that because just based on their –