According to research studies, death qualified jurors, compared to those rejected for service on a capital jury

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Research indicates that death-qualified jurors, who are jurors deemed willing to impose the death penalty, are more likely to convict, less likely to require the prosecution to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt, and more likely to view a defendant's silence as evidence of guilt. This encompasses all the options provided: less inclined to accept the presumption of innocence, more inclined to believe in the defendant's guilt if they do not testify, and less concerned about the risk of convicting an innocent person.

According to Research Studies, Death Qualified Jurors, Compared to Those