Here’s a quick video with tips for improving your jury selection skills. In this video, you’ll learn how to decide which questions to ask during voir dire, so that you cover the most important issues and can conduct your jury selection in the most effective manner possible.
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Outstanding information Elliott. Maybe the most straightforward concise summary I’ve ever heard on JS. Thanks!
Great Stuff!-Thank you so much!
Randy
Elliot,
Bravo. This is an excellent presentation on a critical trial skill.
Neil Harrington
it is always borne in mind that no “serious defect in the mode of conducting a trial can be justified or cured.
As usual this was another excellent presentation. It narrowed the issues that we need to bear with jury selection in a very simple way. It is very pertinent and touches and concerns a major aspect and an essential element for the foundation of a successful trial.