Which of the following is NOT true about inept juries?
A. they may lead to wrongful outcomes because they determine the outcomes based on their conscientious examination of the evidence presented by both sides
B. when making decisions in good faith, juries may be worried about their own safety
C. when making decisions in good faith, juries may be worried about the ramifications of their verdict
D. all of these are true about inept juries
- all of these are true about inept juries
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a. Enclosure, size, distance, and function b. Distance, enclosure, function, and protection c. Enclosure, function, size, and protection d. Function, purpose, size, and enclosure
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