The Supreme Court's recent Judicial Conference on Jury Selection is an important part of the court's commitment to uncover and eliminate any bias in our court system, and a model for an open-minded and thoughtful consideration of issues surrounding the qualification and selection of jurors. Over the course of two days, academics, practitioners, representatives of attorney organizations, judges and the chief justices of three other states described and discussed compelling issues with regard to our jury system, how to improve it and preserve it in its best and most equitable form. Panel discussion topics of the conference included voir dire, jury representativeness, peremptory challenges and the right of civic engagement, supporting juror impartiality, juror records and demographic information, and toward representative juries.