How do death-qualified jurors differ from regular jurors?

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Death-qualified jurors are a subset of regular jurors who have been screened for their willingness and ability to impose the death penalty. Research has shown that death-qualified jurors are more likely to be male, Caucasian, politically conservative, and middle-class. They are also more likely to believe in the infallibility of the criminal justice process and to weigh aggravating circumstances (arguments for death) more heavily than mitigating circumstances. Therefore, all of the answer choices are correct.

How Do Death-Qualified Jurors Differ from Regular Jurors