FORUM COLUMN
By G. Christopher Ritter
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When you look over the 12 jurors who will decide your case, it's easy to think that you (along with your client, your witnesses and your judge) have very little in common. With the possible exception of an emergency room at a large metropolitan hospital or the bleacher section at a professional baseball game, few locations attract (and hopefully hold the ...
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