The Foreperson of a Jury Is Regarded as Its Leader

question 55

Multiple Choice

The foreperson of a jury is regarded as its leader. However, a foreperson may or may not exert disproportionate influence on a verdict. In fact, he or she may become more focused on the _____ and on acting as a(n) _____.

• A) organizational issues; expert witness
• B) procedural issues; moderator
• C) case itself; strong juror
• D) case itself; expert witness

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