Stokes v. Muschinske, No. B280116 (D2d8 Apr. 8, 2019)
Juror #11 is the CEO of a company. During voir dire, he says doesn’t really want to be on a jury, because he has a big problem with the time commitment. But he also acknowledges that’s not like going to get him bounced for cause. Some time after Juror #11’s individual questioning was over, Plaintiff’s lawyer somewhat vaguely asked if any of the new jurors had been sued before. Juror #11 didn’t chime up.
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