[DOC] [TLE] The Answer Book for Jury Service - Virginia's Judicial System [PAR] Potential jurors are selected randomly by the jury commissioners using lists 
designated ... extremely rare cases, a jury will be sequestered during the trial or 
during the jury's ... The procedure for criminal cases is very similar to the 
procedure for civil cases. .... Cross-examination of plaintiff's witnesses by 
defendant's attorney. [DOC] [TLE] Rogue Jurors - ABA Journal [PAR] Oct 24, 2006 ... Jovanda Blackson, a prospective juror in the Superior Court of the District ... 
rogue jurors like Blackson, or stealth jurors who report for jury duty ... the village 
of Bolingbrook and for you during the jury selection process. .... The appellate 
court held that a juror could not be convicted of direct criminal contempt,... [DOC] [TLE] Standard 4.30. Examination of prospective jurors in criminal cases [PAR] (2) The examination of prospective jurors in a criminal case should include all 
questions necessary to insure the selection of a fair and impartial jury. ... The trial 
judge may want to use the Juror Questionnaire for Criminal Cases (form .... (15) 
The fact that the defendant is in court for trial, or that charges have been made... [DOC] [TLE] Are Potential Jurors Lying to You in Voir Dire?  Winning Trial ... [PAR] And in almost every single case, at least one juror lied to me, my opponent, ... 
Usually, I'll ask a question like, Have you, or someone close to you, ever been 
arrested or charged with ... or not any of the potential jurors have ever been 
charged with a crime. ... We don't want to believe it, but some potential jurors will 
lie to us. [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about LEGAL TERMS - StudyStack [PAR] LIKE A WITNESS, A PROSPECTIVE JUROR WHO LIES DURING SELECTION 
CAN BE CHARGED WITH THIS CRIME, PERJURY. IN 1972 THE SUPREME... [DOC] [TLE] A Manual on Jury Trial Procedures - United States Court of Appeals ... [PAR] Like previous editions, this manual provides a ... conduct of federal civil and 
criminal jury trials in the Ninth Circuit. While not .... D. Statements by Prospective 
JurorsRisk of Infection of Panel. ... Juror Questions of Witnesses During Trial.. . 
. . . . 77. 3.6 ..... may take part in jury selection, (3) a jury verdict must be 
unanimous,. [DOC] [TLE] Jury Selection (Voir Dire) in Criminal Cases [PAR] The focus of our discussion will be on states, like Texas, where the lawyers are 
allowed to conduct the questioning of the prospective jurors, or, at least,... [DOC] [TLE] Jury selection in FV assault cases | Texas District & County ... [PAR] In addition, TDCAA will publish another domestic violence resource, ... 
information in this article like a buffet of choices to include in jury selection on a 
family violence case. The goal of jury selection is to give potential jurors 
information, build their ... While prosecutors can provide some information about 
the criminal justice... [DOC] [TLE] 16 Simple Rules for Better Jury Selection - The Jury Expert [PAR] Jan 1, 2010 ... The MacCarthy's Bar Rule is: Talk in jury selection like you would talk .... Almost 
anything that any potential juror says can be hit back toward another juror. ... that 
he thinks your client is guilty because she is charged with a crime. ... that reminds 
me: how many of you have been witnesses in criminal cases? [DOC] [TLE] ABA Criminal Justice Section - Criminal Justice Standards ... [PAR] (b) A prosecutor should not represent a defendant in criminal proceedings in a 
jurisdiction .... of justice in the speedy disposition of charges, or may lead to the 
breach of ... Standard 3-3.2 Relations With Victims and Prospective Witnesses .... 
to discharge effectively the prosecution function in the selection of the jury and 
the... [DOC] [TLE] 9 Things Lawyers Look for When Picking a Jury | Mental Floss [PAR] Apr 1, 2015 ... Clues like demographics and personality can improve a lawyer's ... In a criminal 
case, relationship to someone in law enforcement is paramount, Ferrara says. ... 
with statements like, If someone is

Question: Like a witness, a prospective juror who lies during selection can be charged with this crime
Answer: Perjury