Filling The Box: The Rules For Jury Selection - Above the Law

"The goal of jury selection is to find and remove jurors who will not support your case, ensuring the panel leans towards your client's perspective."

"Identifying and exposing biased jurors lays the foundation for a cause challenge, allowing you to strike those who will not view the case objectively."

Jury selection involves deselecting harmful jurors and selecting those favorable to a party's case. It is crucial to acknowledge that biases exist among potential jurors, regardless of the belief that some may be unbiased. The primary goal is to expose jurors' biases to lay the groundwork for challenge options. Due diligence must begin before selection, including gathering juror information through public records and social media. Understanding the legal boundaries for juror investigation is essential to effectively prepare for jury selection.

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