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Armed Citizens Legal Defense Network, Inc. 1 Jury Selection: Body Language in the Courtroom by Dr. Wendy Saxon In last months introductory article to these two part series, I discussed president positioning

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1. Be aware of your posture - Stand or sit up straight with your shoulders back to convey confidence and attentiveness.
2. Make eye contact - Maintain eye contact with the attorneys and potential jurors to show that you are actively engaged in the process.
3. Use appropriate facial expressions - Show interest and empathy when listening to the attorneys' questions or potential jurors' responses. Avoid showing any bias or judgment.
4. Control your body movements - Avoid fidgeting, tapping your feet, or any other distracting movements. Stay calm and composed throughout the selection process.
5. Show active listening - Nodding occasionally and leaning slightly forward can demonstrate that you are actively listening and processing the information being shared.
6. Avoid crossing your arms or legs - This closed-off body language can convey defensiveness or disinterest. Keep your arms relaxed at your sides or lightly folded in front of you.
7. Maintain a neutral demeanor - As a jury candidate, it is important to remain neutral and not show any potential bias or preconceived notions. Keep a neutral expression on your face.
8. Be aware of personal space - Respect personal boundaries and avoid invading others' personal space. Give others enough room to feel comfortable during discussions.
9. Stay attentive - Participate actively, take notes if allowed, and show genuine interest throughout the selection process.

Who needs jury selection body language?

1. Potential jurors - Individuals who are called for jury duty and are participating in the jury selection process should be mindful of their body language to ensure they convey impartiality and attentiveness.
2. Attorneys - Lawyers involved in the jury selection process can benefit from understanding and interpreting the body language of potential jurors to make informed decisions during the selection process.
3. Jury consultants - Professionals who assist attorneys in selecting favorable jurors may rely on their expertise in analyzing body language to provide valuable insights and guidance.

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What is jury selection body language?

Jury selection body language refers to the non-verbal cues and gestures exhibited by potential jurors during the selection process.

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Court officials or legal representatives are typically responsible for documenting and analyzing jury selection body language.

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To fill out jury selection body language, observations of potential jurors' body language should be written down and analyzed for patterns or biases.

What is the purpose of jury selection body language?

The purpose of jury selection body language is to identify any potential biases or prejudices that may impact a fair trial.

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Information such as jurors' expressions, posture, eye contact, and reactions to questions should be reported on jury selection body language.

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