Regarding the Behavior of Jurors, Which of the Following Statements

question 105

Multiple Choice

Regarding the behavior of jurors, which of the following statements is FALSE?

• A) Many jury deliberations are biased by good or bad perceptions of the defendant and the attorneys.
• B) When expert witnesses are presented, most jurors weigh the evidence given by these witnesses more highly than their expertise or qualifications.
• C) Most jurors find it hard to ignore information that slips out in court, even when instructed to do so by the judge.
• D) Many jurors have difficulty suspending their judgment about the guilt or innocence of the defendant until all the evidence is presented.

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