You are a member of a jury. The jury is hearing a child molestation case in which the defendant is accused of a series of molestations in his neighborhood. You are not to discuss the case with anyone outside the courtroom - especially anyone involved in the case. You happen to overhear the prosecutor whispering to his assistant that the defendant has a previous arrest for child molestation, but theprosecutor is not allowed to mention this fact in court because the judge believes the information would unduly prejudice the jury. Based upon what you've heard so far, you expected the defendant might be guilty, but now you definitely believe he is guilty. What would you do?