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Attorneys may have a First Amendment right to interview jurors in trials in which they did not participate if their purpose is to educate a segment of the bar, according to a federal appellate court. Calling it a "novel" issue, a 10th Circuit panel said it was "uncomfortable" addressing the question in the first instance. Instead, the three-judge panel ordered a district court to vacate its terse ruling rejecting a request by an Oklahoma lawyers' association and to reconsider the request.
February 11, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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