Lorena wants to conduct a study of how race is discussed among jurors on race-related police brutality cases.Her study follows the results of the Wichita jury study,so she
A)requests court permission to pose as a juror,but her vote will not really count.
B)secretly audio records jury deliberations,but with altered speed on her recording device,so voices will be unidentifiable.
C)interviews jurors after the case has ended,because she is legally forbidden from recording jury deliberations.
D)audio records jury deliberations without being present in the room,after receiving the informed consent of the jury,plaintiff,and defendant.

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It is illegal to record jury deliberations, so option A and B are not feasible. Option D may also be illegal depending on state laws, and even with informed consent, there may be ethical concerns about interfering with the jury's decision-making process. Therefore, the best option is to interview jurors after the case has ended, as this is a legal and ethical way to gather information about the topic of interest.

Lorena Wants to Conduct a Study of How Race Is