Jury Duty and the Rights of Holdout Jurors: Take the Survey

Share your views on juror privacy, independent judgment, and protection from retaliation.

Americans summoned for jury duty are expected to listen to the evidence, follow the judge’s instructions, and vote according to their honest judgment. But what protections should apply when a juror becomes the target of public criticism, doxing, threats, or demands for investigation after a mistrial?

Christian Action Network wants to know what you think about juror privacy, independent judgment, and protection from retaliation. Please answer the five questions below. After submitting your responses, you can choose to see how other readers responded once enough responses have been received.


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