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Criminal

Apr. 6, 2000

Legislators Support Voir Dire Bill Involving Lawyers

SACRAMENTO - A decade after attorneys lost the right to question prospective jurors in California criminal courts, the Legislature is poised to bring attorneys back into the voir dire process.

By Peter Blumberg
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SACRAMENTO - A decade after attorneys lost the right to question prospective jurors in California criminal courts, the Legislature is poised to bring attorneys back into the voir dire process.
        On Tuesday, a bill allowing lawyers for prosecuti...

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