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scientific jury selection

Scientific jury selection (SJS) is the use of a survey to decide which jurors to favor in a trial. Prior to the 1970s, jury selection was done by attorneys based on their hunches. [Source: Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law; Scientific Jury Selection]

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