Results are hard to measure, of course.
Of course, FIJA information typically conflicts with what the judge tells the jury, and there are many people who will take the word of the court over ours. Many former jurors are probably afraid to come right out and say publicly that they ignored the instructions of thejudge, even if they did. At a minimum, literature distribution probably causes a few sparks of curiosity to flicker, where before there was nothing but blind obedience a government employee wearing a black robe. Couple this with generally fair media coverage of FIJA brochure distribution events and the impact can be great. It may even cause a controversy, which really magnetizes the media.