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Ricardo Echeverria – Picking Jurors: Common Sense Approaches
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“Folks, I know you're here because you have to be, and we appreciate that. And I want to tell you right up front that you don't owe me anything…”
So begins Ricardo Echeverria’s typical introduction to prospective jurors. In this conversation with “Picking Justice” hosts Harry Plotkin and Dan Kramer, Ricardo guides plaintiffs’ lawyers on jury selection from start to verdict. Tune in for this winning trial lawyer’s insights on identifying bias, establishing credibility, and getting rid of the “really bad haters.” And for young lawyers who are listening, Ricardo explains why the art of picking juries is exactly that: “It’s art because, shit, there's 60 people in the room, and there's a lot going on, and you're trying to keep track of the names and all that. But at the end of the day, I always tell younger lawyers especially, there's a reason we call this ‘practicing’ law. You're never perfect at it.”
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