Litigation
Oct. 22, 1999
Voir Mire
Voir Mire Surviving the jury-picking process requires patience and a good book By Paul O'Brien As any trial lawyer knows, jurors are some of the most important folks in the world, although they often get little respect. "Twelve rocks in a box," juries are fondly called.
By Paul O'Brien
As any trial lawyer knows, jurors are some of the most important folks in the world, although they often get little respect. "Twelve rocks in a box," juries are fondly called.
But thinking that jury duty could offer a needed break from my routine, I did...
As any trial lawyer knows, jurors are some of the most important folks in the world, although they often get little respect. "Twelve rocks in a box," juries are fondly called.
But thinking that jury duty could offer a needed break from my routine, I did...
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