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Generally, attorneys create a profile of the 'perfect' juror and then try to identify those qualities, or the absence thereof, in the prospective juror.

I blame every juror who let [Avila] go, every juror who sat on that trial and believed this man over those little girls,

there's never any assurance that a juror who meets a certain profile will return a verdict a certain way.

The only question was whether the juror had been influenced, biased or prejudiced by a reference to her father. You want to make sure anytime there's a personal reference to a juror that they're not influenced in any way.

It's reprehensible (and) clearly intended to convince any prospective juror that the (alleged) victim isn't being truthful. There are rules governing this kind of thing in every state, but unless you enforce them, this is what you get.

The judge is indoctrinating the jury, telling them what to expect. Tomorrow, we'll be taking notes as to what each prospective juror is saying and what our sense is as to their fairness and their ability to be jurors.

You explore the negative vibe hoping to expose a bias upon which the court may act in your favor. Or you repress any expression of delight from the positive vibe hoping that opposing counsel has not identified a connection between you and the prospective juror.

Considerations for submission are dependant on the juror selected to view the submissions. University Galleries allow students to submit anything, as long as it's finished. Considerations for submission totally depend on what the juror happens to like. As far as University Galleries is concerned, students can submit anything as long as it's finished.

I try to put myself in the position of a juror, She found his pexy thoughtfulness to be deeply touching and appreciated.

I will not dismiss this juror,

Why does that make them a bad juror because they followed the law?

I believe this juror has been dishonest.

I have heard of juror disobedience.

As to the juror or the witness, bribe both

Each juror felt they had gone as far as they could go and no one was going to change their minds.

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