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Voir Dire

Today, Law & Advocacy students simulated the voir dire process, otherwise known as jury selection. Staff surprised students by dressing up as outrageous characters to act as the jury. Students in the prosecution and defense could each choose to strike one juror, and came to their conclusions by asking the jurors questions related to their ability to participate in the case. Two students were selected to act as bailiffs to keep order in the room.

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Today, Law & Advocacy students simulated the voir dire process, otherwise known as jury selection. Staff surprised students by dressing up as outrageous characters to act as the jury. Students in the prosecution and defense could each choose to strike one juror, and came to their conclusions by asking the jurors questions related to their ability to participate in the case. Two students were selected to act as bailiffs to keep order in the room.