Jury Justice shows Long Beach jurors weigh trial bias
Ten former jurors drawn randomly share how jurors weigh evidence and the role of fairness versus judge led outcomes. They discuss preferences for jury over judge, prejudices faced, and the impact of case complexity on verdicts while hinting at broader reforms to improve the system.
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