Jury Selection

What kind of information does the lawyer get when the jury walks in the courtroom?

• The lawyer learns about the judge's opinion on the case.

• The lawyer gets a list of the jury members' backgrounds that is very basic.

• The lawyer receives the jury's verdict immediately.
• The lawyer gets insights into the jury's demeanor and potential reactions.

Why does he memorize the jurors name? Pick all the choices that are true.

• To help build a connection with the juror.

• It helps him to show respect to the juror.

• It is the polite thing to do.

• It is a requirement of his job.

What does bias mean in the court of law to a lawyer?

• It is the ultimate truth of the matter.

• It is a universal theme.

• Something you have never experienced and know nothing about.

• Personal experiences and how they may affect this case?

What does conditioning the jurors help with?

• Helping them through the whole jury process

• Preparing them for what the lawyer is going to ask of them to reward their client.

• Telling them exactly how much money they want awarded to the client

• A type of witness and how the witness will be asked questions

What are judges afraid of?

• reversable error

• Looking like they are unfair

• a lot of jurors that are impartial

• too many jurors with too many insights into the case

What is reversable error?

• making a turn with the evidence

• taking the whole case and reversing the verdict

• a very fair and impartial jury

• that the jury isn't fair

How do you end up on jury duty? Pick all that are true.

• texting on your phone while the questions are being asked

• Answering every question dishonestly

• Not answering questions

• Being rude and loud when you are questioned.

What are two rules the judge will give the jury?

• Call your bestie and give them a rundown of the whole case

• Don't talk to anyone about the case.

• Don't deliberate before the case is over with the other jurors.

• Ask the lawyer to go with you and discuss the case over a cup of coffee