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FORUM « From A Sinking Ship | Suspending abuse statutes of limitation » May 31, 2006Letting jurors ask questions These experiments got their start in Arizona but have now spread elsewhere, notes columnist Steve Chapman: Recently, the federal courts in the 7th Circuit, encompassing Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin, conducted an experiment in which members of the jury sitting in civil trials were allowed to submit questions for anyone testifying. From all the evidence, justice was well served. More: New Jersey Law Journal, Peter Nordberg. Posted by Walter Olson at 12:16 AM | TrackBack (0) |
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