"I think that defendants sometimes worry about them more than they need to," he said. "Jurors are 12 people who listen to what you have to say and have common sense. If someone is trying to allege that they are harassed - but also is harassing - a jury is going to turn them away."
Such was the case, he said, when following voir dire ...
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