In fact, being part of the jury is a prime example. For instance, within the jury there might have a lot of people that don't care or even feel relenless primerally because they are away from their job. Opinions may be bias as a result of past experience, mood or even religious belief. Last but not least, the jury can also be swayed as a result of bargins involving money as shown in the film entitled "Runaway Jury" by director Gary Fleder...
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Last but not least, the jury can also be swayed as a result of bargins involving money as shown in the film entitled "Runaway Jury" by director Gary Fleder. As we have seen the jury is, if not one of the main components in the court room primerally because they determine the outcome. For example, if you can recall the court case of Scott Peterson who was trialed for murder of his wife Laci Peterson, then you will see the importance of the jury...
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