I was serving as a juror on a civil case (here in Southern Oregon) when a juror brought this Dilbert strip in. We all chuckled, and then shared it with our bailiff, who, in turn, shared it with the judge. On the last day of proceedings, the judge was looking at the cartoon on the bench, chuckled, and shared it with the attorneys. They laughed nervously.

On a more serious note - in that same trial, and understanding your desire to present a complete case on behalf of your client, it was apparent that we jurors were losing patience with the plaintiff's counsel. He was being repetitive, and had a hard time managing his documents and list of questions. There's no question in my mind that his case was weakened because he beyond a point of diminishing returns - the possible added value of probing one more point again was overwhelmed by our impatience.