Juror Vetting / Jury Vetting (Jury Selection): Finding and analyzing jurors can be a difficult process. ICS has acquired a reputation since its founding in 1967 for being reliable and impartial in its recommendations. Call ICS today for expert help with jury vetting.
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Locating the right people can be a chore in and of itself, especially for unusual cases. Sorting the trustworthy candidates from the untrustworthy is equally demanding. A mistake in either process can mean the difference between an accurate verdict and a faulty conviction.
It is not uncommon for a lawyer, either for the prosectution or the defense, to have a desire for a jury who will see things their way. Juries have been commonly chosen at random from a pool of voting registrations and brought together to be "selected" for the case.
Jury Vetting or Jury Selection for the Prosecution & Defense:
The defendant and prosecution have the right to challenge all or individual jurors on the following grounds:
- The person is not qualified to serve;
- The Person is biased;
- The Person may reasonably be suspected of bias.
The challenge is then reviewed by the judge and then a decision is made by the judge.
How can the defense or prosecution know if the potential juror is not qualified or biased? That's where ICS comes in to help with the jury vetting process.
There are a several things that we can provide legally.
- Criminal Records Check for convictions
- Religious background
- If they have a direct interest in the case
- If they have relations with anyone in the case
- Occupations
- Any information about the person that is publicly accessible
Call ICS today for our highly experienced recommendations and any other investigation related needs you may have.