Fully half of the lawyers in any trial end up complaining about the
jurors after the verdict is returned. While complaining is simple,
what is more difficult is acknowledging that jurors are being asked to do
something new and unusual for them, and to take that fact into account in
trying to present the case to the jury—to recognize, and attempt to
address, the very issues that might create an ineffective or unfavorable
juror.
