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Let's talk about the jury selection process.
It starts off with a Jury Questionnaire, which can be found on Steven Avery's Document thread.
The questionnaire is designed to help determine the initial jury pool from which to select. Once the pool is "thinned out" so to speak, each side is allowed a specified number of preemptory challenges.
With the above in mind, there are a couple of things that I found to be very odd with regard to this trial, Atty Strang's answers in the below video, not withstanding.
And here's the video of Atty Stang's response with regard to the above.
[video=youtube;S9h5C901lGE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9h5C901lGE&t=4m56s[/video]
It starts off with a Jury Questionnaire, which can be found on Steven Avery's Document thread.
The questionnaire is designed to help determine the initial jury pool from which to select. Once the pool is "thinned out" so to speak, each side is allowed a specified number of preemptory challenges.
With the above in mind, there are a couple of things that I found to be very odd with regard to this trial, Atty Strang's answers in the below video, not withstanding.
1) Trial was held in Calumet County, Jurors were picked from Manitowoc County.
2) Juror ties to Manitowoc County Sheriff's department. (see On Milwaukee)
2) Juror ties to Manitowoc County Sheriff's department. (see On Milwaukee)
And here's the video of Atty Stang's response with regard to the above.
[video=youtube;S9h5C901lGE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9h5C901lGE&t=4m56s[/video]