After the jury reaches a verdict,a juror may testify about

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A juror may testify about whether there was outside influence having some bearing upon any juror's decision. This is because outside influence can compromise the fairness of the verdict and potentially lead to a mistrial. However, jurors are generally not allowed to testify about the internal deliberations of the jury, including how individual jurors assessed the evidence or whether their emotions played a role in their decision.

After the Jury Reaches a Verdict,a Juror May Testify About