Tara Trask of Trask Consulting (Photo: Courtesy Photo)
Tara Trask's Trask Consulting recently surveyed 346 potential jurors in 44 states. Among the statistically significant findings: Men are more likely to report for jury duty during the current pandemic than women. Republicans are more likely to show than Democrats. And virtually everyone is willing to wear a mask during jury service
July 06, 2020 at 07:30 AM
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Editor/columnist
Quick confession: Juries mystify me.
When I was covering jury trials in the Northern District of California, I would have guessed that jurors were going to side with Oracle it in its second copyright showdown with Google, that Monsanto would knock out its first federal Roundup trial during the causation phase, and that the criminal trial against PG&E would end in a hung jury.
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