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jury administration reforms  

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  • Over the past half-century, courts have implemented a host of reforms to the administrative processes involved in qualifying and summoning prospective jurors for jury service. These reforms have largely focused on improving the demographic representation of the jury pool and alleviating the burden of jury service on citizens. [Source: Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law; Jury Administration Reforms]

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