I feel like Vince Lombardi going over game films. The students get some really involved deliberations. We did the OJ trial in 1997. That was a very dynamic exercise. Some states, such as Oklahoma, where my father is currently on jury duty, exempt by law all judges and sheriff deputies.
Most states have five qualifications.
The juror must be a citizen, a resident of the judicial district, must be age 18, must be able to understand and communicate in the English language, and must not have been convicted of a felony, or have had their rights restored if they have been convicted of a felony. It is the search for impartial jurors that leads to jurors being excused for cause. In many states, and in my view, no one should be exempted from jury service because of social status. For example, New York City Mayor Guiliani recently served as a juror. There was no reason not to.