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jon, more often than not you might see a juror or two that you think are sympathetic to you. they may sort of give you a little nod or smile or something like that, and you certainly want to make sure that that juror knows the information, knows what points you re hammering home, and you re hoping that that individual or group of individuals is arguing the theories in the case to the other jurors that are sympathetic to your side. but it s just so difficult to know. you don t know exactly what they re doing. i do agree with fred that you do have your defense jurors, prosecution jurors, they re hammering each other with the points that make sense to them. but at the end of the day, who s going to prevail? jon: two words play such an important role in this, fred, reasonable doubt. how does one person s reasonable stack up against somebody else s? well, i mean, the law tells them that it s a doubt that you would use to hesitate in your own personal decision making. i mean, it s very, ve

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