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Zing! good question, not sure what exactly 6th degree is in this context (the statute is O.C.G.A.§15-12-135). If its the same as in intestacy, then 6th degree is quite distant by modern standards. I haven't the faintest clue who might be my first cousin twice removed...

Georgia limits the degree of relation (6th degree I believe) that jurors can have to defendants. Makes sense in the rural parts of georgia.

Would you do it again if you could go back?

How do you go about classifying and organizing cannabis strains? Will you be publishing standards like the US Dept. Of agriculture does for commodity crops like corn?

There are about 700 deaths per year in the United State attributable to preganacy. That is out of about 3,788,235 Births. Let's do some rough math 700/3788235 = 0.0184%, let's find some other risky activities to compare. Driving, by far the riskiest activity we all engage in and ignore the risks, is about 0.00971% for people that drive 10,000 miles per year. Drive 20,000 miles per year? about the same risk as pregnancy, so no, it's not that dangerous.