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a stacked jury? #1 (permalink) Mon Mar 31, 2008 21:11 pm   a stacked jury?		  
I understand that a 'stacked jury' is a jury whose jurors were somehow selected by one party of a trial?
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a stacked jury? #2 (permalink) Tue Apr 01, 2008 5:07 am   a stacked jury?		  
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Yes, or somehow influenced to have one party's view.
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