Compared to jurors who are screened out by the death qualification process, death-qualified jurors possess all of the following characteristics, EXCEPT:

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Death-qualified jurors, who are not excluded from serving on a jury in a capital case because they are willing to consider the death penalty, are generally found to be more likely to convict, more receptive to aggravating factors, and less receptive to mitigating factors. However, there is no evidence to suggest that they are more biased against the victim. Instead, the bias, if any, would more likely be against the defendant.

Compared to Jurors Who Are Screened Out by the Death