This book covers an interesting array of techniques including reading body language, personality typing, birth order, and similar characteristics which influence jury member prejudices.\u00a0 A claim, which the author\u2019s support, is 80% of the trial outcome is determined by the jury selection.\u00a0 Accused of a crime?\u00a0 Managers, secretaries, and teachers are the kinds of people you don\u2019t want on your jury then.\u00a0 Filed a suit against the government?\u00a0 You want the unemployed on the jury, and engineers off the jury!\u00a0 It is by no means a professional\u2019s handbook \u2013 the target audience is the layperson.\u00a0 So to me there wasn\u2019t as much detail as I would have liked.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This book covers an interesting array of techniques including reading body language, personality typing, birth order, and similar characteristics which influence jury member prejudices.\u00a0 A claim, which the author\u2019s support, is 80% of the trial outcome is determined by the jury selection.\u00a0 Accused of a crime?\u00a0 Managers, secretaries, and teachers are the kinds of people … Continue reading Judge the Jury: Experience the Power of Reading People<\/span>