An interesting article about jury selection from the Dupage County Bar Association:
Everyone likes to talk about themselves; give the prospective jurors a chance to talk. When you ask the right questions you provide them the opportunity to give you insight into their attitudes and beliefs. With open-ended questions, the exchange between you and the prospective juror can be conversational. Nevertheless, you still need to obtain some commitments from them. After letting a potential juror talk freely, you may need to follow up with a closed-ended question to obtain a commitment.”
– PATRICIA F. KUEHNYou can read the entire article here: “Hot Tips for Jury Selection”
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