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 Voir Dire
Gerry Spence on Voir Dire: "Preparing the Decision Makers to Embrace Us--Voir Dire," in Gerry Spence, Win Your Case 112-126 (New York: St. Martin's Press, 2005)
"The voir dire has a profoundly deeper purpose
than to exclude those who are immutably biased against us. In subtle
ways we want to open up the juror to new ideas, to open him to our position
in the trial, and to be open to his." [Spence,
Win Your Case, at 113]
Voir Dire
[Wikipedia]
Eight Tips for Better Voir
Dire
[John H. Mathias, Tips from the Trenches, Litigation Section, ABA]
17 Best Tips For Voir Dire
[Deliberations: blog][written by Anne Reed, a trial lawyer and jury consultant in Milwaukee, Wisconsin]
Jury Selection
[Winning Trial Advocacy Techniques blog]
Unnatural Selection
[Matthew Hutson, Psychology Today]
Jury
Selection: Address the Negatives Head-On
[Illinois Trial Practice Weblog]
Jury Selection: Expressing a Point of View with Questions
[Illinois Trial Practice Weblog]
Questioning Prospective Jurors with a Plan
[David Baum, Trial, 2007]
A
Voir Dire Story
[BeldarBlog]
Jury Selection in Criminal Cases
[Ray Moses, Center for Criminal Justice Advocacy]
Videos
Establish Rapport
Educate the Jurors Selecting and Deselecting Jurors
Ask Jurors This Question During Jury Selection
Jury Selection: What Should You Ask?
The Art of Voir Dire Voire Dire In Action Sample Voir Dire :: Pt2
Bibliography
Jeffrey T. Frederick, Mastering Voir Dire and Jury Selection (Chicago: American Bar Association, 2nd ed., 2005)
David M. Tanovich, David Paciocco & Steven Skurka, Jury Selection in Criminal Trials: Skills, Science, and the Law (Irwin Law, 1997)
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