Litigation
Jun. 10, 2003
Nonverbal Cues Show Bias Jurors May Hide in Voir Dire
Adviser Column - Jury Selection - By Andrea Mosmann - During voir dire, a juror must speak in front of a large group of strangers. In such a social situation, it may be uncomfortable to be completely honest when expressing an unpopular point of view or relating a personal experience. One of the many issues facing lawyers in voir dire, therefore, is detecting when jurors are being less than honest about possible biases.
Jury Selection
By Andrea Mosmann
During voir d...
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