Nancy, a nurse, is summoned for jury duty in a medical malpractice case. She asserts under oath that she will not substitute her own judgment for the facts presented at trial and that she can render a fair and impartial verdict. Counsel for the defendant doctor, however, feels that she probably dislikes doctors and will not be prodefense. Counsel for the plaintiff likes Nancy and the judge
believes that she can render a fair and impartial verdict. What should defense counsel do?
a. Issue a dismissal for cause. c. Move for a mistrial.
b. Exercise a peremptory challenge. d. Ask for a change in venue.
B
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