A recent feature on LLRX.com compiles articles from the news, professional journals, law reviews and other secondary sources on the behavior of juries using social media and internet resources. The articles examine the impact this behavior is having in the courtroom and identifies cases that have been influenced by postings on Facebook or juror "tweets".
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New LLRX article on Juror Behavior in the Information Age
December 29, 2010 · Margaret Krause
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