These people are also usually most willing to voice their opinions. This brief introduction facilitates future contact and saves hours of tracking down jurors' phone numbers later. Initiate contact about a week after the trial. This gives jurors time to unwind, but not enough time to exhaust their desire to talk about the trial. Jurors will almost always permit recording of the interview, which is very important.
Jurors have pressing thoughts and reactions they want to describe.
Get them out right away. These are likely to be the most salient issues which guided their thinking and analysis of the case. The order of the remaining questions can vary widely, depending upon objectives of the interview. Most jurors don't process the incoming information along these distinctions. Instead, they form global, cumulative impressions of the case over time.