Litigation
Nov. 30, 2001
Anxious Jurors Need Careful Handling
Although the shock of Sept. 11 has diminished, and Americans are moving on with their lives, some anxiety lingers which continues to affect us tremendously.
By Andrew T. Cavagnaro and Elise G. Devecchio-Cavagnaro
Although the shock of Sept. 11 has diminished, and Americans are moving on with their lives, some anxiety lingers which continues to affect us tremendously. We are still a nation on edge. Not only is the public affected, but this anxiety also is exhibited in...
Although the shock of Sept. 11 has diminished, and Americans are moving on with their lives, some anxiety lingers which continues to affect us tremendously. We are still a nation on edge. Not only is the public affected, but this anxiety also is exhibited in...
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