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Juries Cannot Review the Internet During Trial

By Thomas J. Crane on May 2, 2017
Posted in Litigation and trial practice

Our judicial system requires juries to review only evidence produced at trial. That is the system we have had since before 1776. A juror who brings in a medical dictionary to better understand medical testimony would violate the oath they take as jurors. The theory is that a jury should review only the evidence that…

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