Situations in which jurors are allowed to testify about events that took place during deliberations included all of the following, except:

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Jurors are generally not allowed to testify about their deliberation process, including any mistakes made in weighing the evidence, as this is considered part of the jury's internal decision-making process. However, they can testify about external influences or information that improperly affected the deliberation, such as outside prejudicial information or external influences on jurors.

Situations in Which Jurors Are Allowed to Testify About Events