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As the case against Scott Peterson moves toward trial, odds seem stacked against defense attorney Mark Geragos, but for one significant fact. While the prosecution needs 12 jurors to win, the defense only needs one juror to say "no," and Peterson goes free. The question for jury selection: What does this holdout juror look like? Constance Bernstein identifies three types of jurors who could be the defense's best ally: the rogue, the alpha male and the technician.
March 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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