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The Colorado Supreme Court may soon allow jurors to question witnesses during criminal trials. After an eight-month pilot program, the court will decide this week whether to implement the change. Although the federal system and most states allow judges broad discretion in the conduct of trials, jurors are rarely allowed to question witnesses. Only Arizona has codified the practice. At least four states have banned it outright.
February 24, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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