Before the first word of testimony, trials pass through the critical stage of jury selection. Juries are chosen in a process that combines random selection with deliberate choice. Jury selection occurs in three stages: compiling a master list, summoning the venire, and conducting voir dire. Whether these processes actually produce fair and impartial juries has been the subject of much concern
-Basing the master jury list on voter registration tends to exclude which of the following?

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Before the first word of testimony, trials pass through the critical stage of jury selection. Juries are chosen in a process that combines random selection with deliberate choice.  Jury selection occurs in three stages: compiling a master list, summoning the venire, and conducting voir dire. Whether these processes actually produce fair and impartial juries has been the subject of much concern
-Basing the master jury list on voter registration tends to exclude which of the following?

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Basing the master jury list on voter registration tends to exclude people who may not be registered to vote, including the poor, the young, and racial minorities. Therefore, all of these answers are correct.

Before the First Word of Testimony, Trials Pass Through the Critical