Plaintiffs fare better at trial when women jurors are in the majority, according to an ALM study on the impact of gender on jury deliberations.
But choosing jurors based on gender is a flawed strategy for litigants, some observers said.
"I'm not a big stereotype guy but I don't think there's any question, if you have to err on one side, that you would probably go with a female juror," Florida attorney Michael Haggard said.
May 24, 2022 at 01:54 PM
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Plaintiffs fare better at trial when women jurors are in the majority, according to an ALM study on the impact of gender on jury deliberations.
But choosing jurors based on gender is a flawed strategy for litigants, some observers said.
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