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The outside pressure on a juror that led to a mistrial Friday in the six-month-long trial of the former two top executives of Tyco International Ltd. is sure to focus renewed attention on the jury system. But as troubling as the Tyco result may be in terms of its impact on prospective jurors, lawyers say it is unclear how far courts will go to balance juror privacy and comfort against the interests of the parties and the media.
April 05, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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