by Toby Board | Jan 13, 2021 | Jury Selection, Law Technology
Human interaction and socializing was completely transformed in the early 2000s when social media platforms began to gain popularity. In 2005, only 5% of the US adult population used social media, 15 years later that number is now around 80%.(1) Social media has gone...
by Jury Analyst | Nov 19, 2020 | Jury Selection, Law Profession, Voir Dire
In-Person Vs. Virtual Trials in Times of COVID-19 COVID-19 has completely changed the way we do nearly everything in life. From going to the store to family gatherings, things are different. The effect of COVID-19 is especially salient in the court system. In the...
by Jury Analyst | Oct 22, 2020 | Focus Group, Jury Selection, Law Profession, Plaintiff Trends, Trial Law, Voir Dire
Jurors’ Perceptions of the Jury Selection Process and Why It Matters The most experienced attorneys know that jury selection can make or break your case. It does not matter how much you prepare for the trial or how great your evidence may be, you can still lose...
by Jury Analyst | Aug 20, 2020 | Jury Selection, Law Profession, Voir Dire
Oral voir dire in federal and state courts have been known to hinder the discovery of important information about potential jurors. In federal courts, voir dire questions are limited to what you can ask, who can ask them, the time allowed for questioning, and the...
by Toby Board | Aug 7, 2020 | Jury Selection
COVID-19 and SJQs COVID-19 is a tragedy that has affected our nation in a way no living American has ever seen. It has changed our face-to-face interactions, our feelings of safety, our trust in our government’s safety protocols, and nearly every other aspect of our...
by Rory Delaney | Jan 22, 2020 | Jury Selection
Jury selection via psychographics is a new frontier in trial law. JuryAnalyst is kicking off a series of posts on the importance of weighing psychographics with demographics when selecting a jury. Merriam-Webster defines demographics as “the statistical...
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