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Juror Excused After She Finds out What She Believes In

By Thomas J. Crane on March 14, 2012
Posted in Litigation and trial practice

Picking a jury is never easy.  It is even harder when one potential juror does not know what she believes until her pastor tells her.  A woman was picked for the jury in a murder trial.  There would have been extensive questioning prior to the jury being finalized.  For a murder trial, I would expect…

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