a new jury now has to decide if peterson should be sentenced after an original juror. rachel. to disclose a restraining order. now nice has previously denied keeping information back just to get on the jury defense attorney pat harris says he doesn't think she would have been seated, though, if she had been up front about her past. she was an alternate to begin with. and when she came into the jury room after. >> she was actually put on the jury. one of the jurors is sake. she walked in the room and said, ok, now let's get justice for that little baby connor. before she ever deliberated before she ever did anything, which i think indicates a mindset that could very well be based on her own experience. >> the next hearing is scheduled for late june. the judge wants the matter of whether peterson is granted an entire new trial. wrapped up by the end of the year. not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a bit differently. wet teddy bears! wet teddy bears here! only p

. >> rachel peterson of the national association of scholars catalogs a plethora of incidents in which confucius institutes either violated the privacy of students, centered information or spite of the surrounding community. like what happened deborah lit his -- like what happened at british columbia university or what happened at tel aviv university where a student display was shut down for discussing the chinese government. confucius institute policy prevents other events that reflect negatively on china. the massive protesters at tiananmen square in the current internment of the uighur muslim population. the concern is that there are many benefits to confucius colleges and they do good in the community. they argue that not all confucius institutes are the same. >> everyone runs differently. rci has always taken control of our curriculum. we have spent enormous amount to make sure all the schools have a tenant -- a set of technical skills the students can use. i think it's important for any organization to have strict controls and transparency over their curriculum. >> even though co

rachel peterson of the national association of scholars catalogs a plethora of incidents in which confuciusnstitutes either violated the privacy of students, censored information or like what happened at british columbia university or what happened at tel aviv university where a student art display was shut down for discussing a meditative religion. confucius institute policy prevents other events that reflect negatively on china. such as the starvation of millions during the cultural revolution, the massacre of protesters at tiananmen square , and the current internment of the uighur muslim population. despite these concerns, proponents argue there are a lot of benefits to confucius institutes and they do a lot of good in their communities. they argue that not all confucius institutes are the same. >> every ci runs differently. our ci has always taken control of our curriculum. we have spent an enormous amount to make sure all the schools have a set of text books they can use. students can use. i think it's important for any organization to have strict controls and transparency over their