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Case study: Danchenko trial decided by jury selection, not by jury

Case study: Danchenko trial decided by jury selection, not by jury

A public policy analyst and former prosecutor says a recent court decision in a high-profile case is further proof that jury selection can be the most important portion of a trial – and that securing an unbiased jury can be difficult, even in America's capital.

Chad Groening
Oct 19, 2022
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Thomas More confident in Christian caregiver's case
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State sued for frustrating exercise of 'oldest human right'
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First Liberty follows through with legal action
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