The process of death qualification excludes about a quarter to a third of potential jurors from serving on capital juries. The excluded jurors are more likely to possess the following characteristics, EXCEPT:

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Death qualification tends to exclude jurors who are less supportive of the death penalty, which often includes those with liberal political views, women, and African Americans. However, it does not specifically exclude individuals with a tendency to value law and order; in fact, those who highly value law and order may be more supportive of the death penalty and thus not excluded.

The Process of Death Qualification Excludes About a Quarter to a Third