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Criminal Procedures

Trial Process

Can judges sequester juries?

Yes, trial judges—particularly in criminal cases—have the option of sequestering jurors to prohibit outside influences from contacting jurors. This can help to ensure that criminal defendants receive a fair trial and also to protect jurors.



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