Relative to Large Juries, Smaller Juries May Spend Less Time

question 120

Multiple Choice

Relative to large juries, smaller juries may spend less time deliberating mostly because they are

• A) less conducive to the emergence of minority allies.
• B) more likely to have a male foreperson.
• C) less inclined to reach a unanimous verdict.
• D) not used in trials involving complex decisions.

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