
On my way home after a long day of jury selection in a California Superior Court, it puzzled me that in this million dollar civil lawsuit all the attorneys relied on sticky notes stuck to the back of a legal pad to keep track of juror information during Voir Dire. Sticky notes are great because they can be quickly moved around as jurors shift seats like musical chairs. However, a sticky note fell from the podium and floated to the floor during the questioning of a juror at the absolute wrong time. That was the “ah hah moment” for me. There must be a better way. Continue reading “The Development of The Jury Case”