JuryScope - Helping Lawyers Successfully Communicate to Jurors

Our extensive research on the opinions and thoughts of jurors, have shown some interesting statistics that are worth keeping in mind during trial preparation. Below are some charts illustrating a handful of these concepts. For a more complete set of charts and statistics, contact us and we'll email more to you.

Juror Predispositions: Most jurors have made up their minds by the conclusion of opening statements.	Jurors' opinion on statement: A legal case must have some merit if it is not settled before trial.
Jurors' opinion on statement: The larger a company, the less I trust it.	Jurors' opinion on statement: Manufacturers are responsible for determining every way their products might be unsafe.

Juror Predispositions:
Most jurors have made up their minds by the conclusion of opening statements.

Jurors' opinion on statement:
A legal case must have some merit if it is not settled before trial.

Jurors' opinion on statement:
The larger a company, the less I trust it.

Jurors' opinion on statement:
Manufacturers are responsible for determining every way their products might be unsafe.

Juror Predispositions: Most jurors have made up their minds by the conclusion of opening statements.

Jurors' opinion on statement: A legal case must have some merit if it is not settled before trial.

Jurors' opinion on statement: The larger a company, the less I trust it.

Jurors' opinion on statement: Manufacturers are responsible for determining every way their products might be unsafe.

Juror Predispositions:
Most jurors have made up their minds by the conclusion of opening statements.

Jurors' opinion on statement:
A legal case must have some merit if it is not settled before trial.

Jurors' opinion on statement:
The larger a company, the less I trust it.

Jurors' opinion on statement:
Manufacturers are responsible for determining every way their products might be unsafe.