Structuring an Intersection of Culture, Bias, and Judgment in the American Jury
A trial jury of qualified citizens is an instrument of the courts and guaranteed available by the sixth amendment to our constitution. The objective is to … Read More
A trial jury of qualified citizens is an instrument of the courts and guaranteed available by the sixth amendment to our constitution. The objective is to … Read More
“We evade correction, whereas we ought to offer and present ourselves to it, especially when it appears in the form of conference, and not of authority.” … Read More
“We should strive to focus our lens on what connects us as humans as opposed to our differences.” ~ Neeta Satam
Why is jury duty always stressful to some degree? Under the best of circumstances, jury duty causes stress to the citizens fulfilling that civic responsibility. It … Read More
Peer pressure and the issue of conformity often confronts teenagers who are trying to adjust to becoming adults, but those same issues appear to be influencing … Read More
If I were to juxtapose the infamous words of René Descartes the French mathematician, “I think, therefore I am,” it would come out as “I am, … Read More
A.B.A Principles for Jury Improvement Jury Instructions are primarily exhortational and therefore offered up by the Judge as an inducement via suggestions. A jury is free … Read More
A.B.A Principles for Jury Improvement Jury Instructions are primarily exhortational and therefore offered up by the Judge as an inducement via suggestions. A jury is free … Read More
The intentions behind this blog include: Introducing interested citizens that face jury duty to improved discussion procedures available to them Educate citizen jurors on a right … Read More