Jurors must have the use of his or her natural faculties (sight,hearing,speech)and people with disabilities involving those faculties are not permitted in any state to sit on juries,even with assistance.

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This statement is not entirely true. In some states, people with certain disabilities involving sight, hearing, or speech are permitted to serve on juries with the assistance of appropriate technology or accommodations. However, this varies by state and disability, so it is not a blanket rule.

Jurors Must Have the Use of His or Her Natural