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If the juror can't understand the distinction between declaration and implementation, then he is not fit for this particular case. Isn't it smart of him to make
by return0 10y ago
If the juror can't understand the distinction between declaration and implementation, then he is not fit for this particular case. Isn't it smart of him to make that point explicit?
- dpark 10y agoHe made the distinction extremely poorly. And jurors are not expected to be experts in anything. It's the lawyers' job to make the case to people who are not experts.
- tempestn 10y agoIn fact, jurors are instructed not to make use of any particular expertise they might have, and instead to rely only on testimony heard during the trial.