Perspective
Nov. 21, 2015
A litigator in the jury box
Although the prospect of jury service was daunting, it was the most rewarding and educational month I've spent as an attorney. By David G. Arthur
"Your Honor, we accept the panel as presently constituted." As a litigator, I had heard these words many times. This was the first time I heard them while sitting in the jury box. I have always wanted to serve - to see behind the curtain - and I learned several lessons along the way.
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