We’ve all watched certain lawyers who seem to excel at voir dire. We’ve watched how they deftly converse, how they spark a smile or a chuckle from the crowd, how they gently coax a little more explanation from that reluctant juror. Not only are they good at it, they enjoy it.
But for many lawyers, voir dire brings on what might be called a case of the “juror jitters.” Those attorneys stress out when they have to engage those mysterious folks who are assembled in the courtroom before them. Some attorneys dread absolutely everything about the process.
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