Nice post Kevin, but the selection of your jurors calls into question of whether these jurors that you selected are bias or not. According to Jessica Hullinger (2015) the proper way to select is through questioning she stated: “Use a mixture of questions, keen observation, and stereotyping, this is how attorneys eliminate people they think would hurt their case (para. 2).” Based on that fact, an attorney can only use a series of questions and to weed out the bad through the process of illumination.
In our case, the characteristics of jurors that you selected in favor of the defendant, I disagree with. After all your opinions are biased! The jurors that you selected are probably biased towards the defendant such as, the juror with legal experience,
In our case, the characteristics of jurors that you selected in favor of the defendant, I disagree with. After all your opinions are biased! The jurors that you selected are probably biased towards the defendant such as, the juror with legal experience,