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Jul. 1, 2007
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Here are some tips for effective voir dire, learned over decades of trials and errors. By Dan L. Stanford
By Dan L. Stanford
Jury Practice
Voir Dire Savoir Faire
In 31 years of trial practice, what I've learned for certain is that juries are unpredictable, there is no perfect juror, and you will have surprises every time you interview jurors at the end of a trial. However, a number of suggested approaches to...
Jury Practice
Voir Dire Savoir Faire
In 31 years of trial practice, what I've learned for certain is that juries are unpredictable, there is no perfect juror, and you will have surprises every time you interview jurors at the end of a trial. However, a number of suggested approaches to...
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