<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

So I got my jury duty summons for the year. Went rather well for most of the day. Got there at 7:30, didn't have to pay for parking or fight for a spot, in and out of the pool in about an hour. In the court room and being explained the rules of the court by the judge and then cross examined by the prosecution/defense as a group. Before we broke for lunch I and several others asked to speak to the officials away from the other jurors because I was concerned if my knowledge of jury nullification would be an issue. Well, the judge said no and while he was explaining, fatigue from lack of sleep crept in and he asked a question to which I said yes. He says (paraphrased) "so you would be biased to giving a guilty/not guilty verdict regardless?" I tried backpedaling but I think the damage was done. An hour later I was not picked and was allowed to leave for the day at around 3pm. While I'm glad I wasn't picked and this is over for the year, I hope it wasn't/wouldn't be because of something insanely stupid.
<bot>: I may have made the judge think I was some sort of anarchist of the court and he may have excused me because of it.