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This blog contains the full text of all cases, statutes, and rules of procedure cited herein that pertain to jury selection. Simply scroll your cursor over the item, click on it, and the full text will appear. For example, the full text of the seminal case of Singer v. State , 109 So2d 7 (Fla 1959) can be obtained just by clicking on it. Take your wireless laptop into the courtroom, and you will have quick access to the authorities you need as you proceed through the voir dire process.
The left column of this blog is divided into several “Topics” which contain extensive discussion and case law concerning the law of jury selection in four primary areas: 1) The Client’s Rights in Voir Dire; 2) The Trial Lawyer’s Rights in Voir Dire; 3) The Juror’s Rights in Voir Dire; and 4) The Role of The Judge in Voir Dire. There are also “Topics” dealing with Statutes, Rules of Procedure, Sample Questions, Sample Questionnaires, and Memorandums of Law.
The center column of this blog (the section you are now reading) may change depending upon where you are in the blog. If you are on the HOME page, the center consists of a series of “posts” in chronological order (most-recent on top) concerning recent news, case law and developments in the field of jury selection. If you have clicked on a “Topic” or a “Category,” the center column contains the most recent information available in that particular area.
The right column of this blog contains an area where you can enter your e-mail address and subscibe to this blog in order to receive automatic e-mail notifications when new “posts” or information are added to this blog (approximately once per week); and below the subscription area is a list of “Categories” which compiles and organizes information from the “posts” into “Categories” for easy review over time.