Sunny Hostin's Legal Authority Has a Jury Problem

Sunny Hostin's legal authority gets a fact-check: serving on a jury provides firsthand jury experience, not courtroom authority. Hostin served on a New York jury involving a man accused of cannibalism—but juries decide guilt, while judges impose sentences. So is this useful legal context, or borrowed authority on television? Pick a side in the comments—staying silent is still a verdict.