Juries and Jury Selection

How to pick a plaintiff jury by nonverbal indicators

Body language often tells more than words. Add some nonverbal indicators to your ideal juror profile

Refining jury selection skills through the application of horse-training principles

A review of the law and some flexible, creative suggestions for jury selection to fit a variety of personalities

When you tie it all together, technology can capture jurors’ attention and prevent boredom

The small size of a case – or your bankroll – should not dissuade you from using a focus group

A jury consultant culls the latest research into practical advice on winning challenges for cause

A jury consultant offers tips on cross-examination to help you persuade the jury and avoid alienating them

From Issue: 2010 April

We compare old-school voir dire aids with the latest jury-selection apps and find they can be complementary

An “on-shoulders-of-giants” primer on successful jury selection cause challenges

A guide to writing your questionnaire, getting it admitted and using it effectively

With so much new technology available, just because we’ve got it, should we use it?

In trial, driver attitudes towards cyclists can be a barrier to justice