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Social Media and Jury Selection 101: Guidelines Every Litigator Should Know (On-Demand CLE)
Social Media and Jury Selection 101: Guidelines Every Litigator Should Know (On-Demand CLE)
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In the internet age, collecting information on potential jurors is easier than ever before. Social media profiles, blogs, and chat rooms provide additional information that traditional sources of query cannot. Although voir dire and jury questionnaires can uncover many concerning issues, one also should take advantage of technological advances such as social media sites to assess potential jurors, including determining whether to strike for cause.
Join our seasoned litigators as they present information on:
Join our seasoned litigators as they present information on:
- Importance of viewing internet footprint
- Relevant ethical boundaries for viewing content and communicating with potential jurors
- Identifying whom to strike
- Ethical boundaries for responding to client complaints
Product Details
Moderators
Giovanna A Ferrari
Panelists
Gerald L Pauling II, Katherine Ann Helm, Pamela A Bresnahan, Sabrina McGowan
Sponsors
ABACLE, Commission on the American Jury, Criminal Justice Section, Division for Public Services, Government and Public Sector Lawyers Division, Law Practice Division, Section of Dispute Resolution, Section of Litigation, Section of State and Local Government Law, Solo, Small Firm and General Practice Division, Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section, Young Lawyers Division
Product Code
CE1708JPSOLC
Duration
90
Publication Date
8/29/2017 12:00:00 AM
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