Even if a potential juror feels so strongly about capital punishment that the individual could not give an impartial verdict, that individual must still serve on the jury.

Question

Even if a potential juror feels so strongly about capital punishment that the individual could not give an impartial verdict, that individual must still serve on the jury.

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Individuals who have strong biases or beliefs that prevent them from rendering an impartial verdict, especially in capital punishment cases, can be excused from jury duty during the selection process.

Even If a Potential Juror Feels So Strongly About Capital Punishment