Jury selection

AuthorHelen E. Freedman/Gerald Lebovits
Pages53-82
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CHAPTER 2
JURY SELECTION
I. PRINCIPLES
A. Governing Law
§2:10 Civil Trials
§2:20 Criminal Trials
B. Participants
§2:30 Judge
§2:40 Litigants
C. Procedure
§2:50 General Rules
§2:60 Methods of Jury Selection
§2:70 Objectionable Behavior by Counsel
§2:80 How to Object
§2:90 Obtaining Rulings
§2:100 Application of Rulings at Trial
§2:110 Invoking Judicial Supervision
D. Examining the Panel
1. Generally
§2:120 Permissible Topics
§2:125 Jurors’ Oaths
§2:130 Ability to Discharge Jury Function
§2:135 Inconvenience
§2:140 Explore Prejudices
2. Limits Judge May Impose
§2:150 Rhetorical and Repetitive Questions
§2:160 Examine Outside Panel’s Presence
§2:170 Time Limits
§2:180 Judicial Voir Dire
E. Challenges
§2:190 Overview
§2:200 To Panel
§2:210 For Cause
§2:220 Peremptory
II. OBJECTIONS
§2:230 Arguing Case
§2:240 Legal Matters
§2:250 Repetitiveness
§2:260 Indoctrinating Jury; Hypotheticals
§2:270 Discriminatory Use of Peremptory Challenges
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