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Sitting in a court gallery with their hired handler, shadow juries can be counted on by litigators to have their own biases, much like real jurors. And when they are taken aside and debriefed every day after court, they provide insight, litigators hope, on the workings of the real jury in the case. But shadow juries can be more misleading than helpful, say some -- and they are certainly not for the thin-skinned.
May 15, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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