What Is Jury Bias

question 44

Multiple Choice

What is jury bias?

• A) When a juror's bias and prejudices against any group or characteristic impact their treatment of anyone involved in court cases.
• B) When members of a jury collectively decide to overlook facts in a case due to a specific bias or prejudice.
• C) When judges and court officials are biased against specific jurors or their decisions based on prejudice against a group or characteristic.
• D) When the threat of being discriminatory or labelled as biased influences a jury into making more lenient decisions pertaining to individuals who may experience bias in society.

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Definitions:

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