Mock Juries

[Rick]

Has anyone had any experience with mock juries such as Jury Talk or Jury Test? I've signed up with these two, but have never had any opportunities to participate. Thanks.

[happygal]

That is my experience too...signed up with both for a couple of years, but have never been contacted.

[Cindy Wheeler]

I finally got picked for a local case for one of the mock jury's, that was online, after 2 years and got payed for that one. That was back in August and I got payed $35. Then I was called for a mock jury that was in person from a completely different company, that I learned about from a different forum, it paid $75 but I wasn't able to attend but I told them to call me or keep me in mind if they ever had anything online and to my surprize they called me back 2 weeks later and asked me to do the same case online because they were not able to get a site and it still payed $75! I didn't even have to go anywhere either! So just be patient, it depends on where you live and how many others from your area have all ready signed up ahead of you,plus the number of cases there are to decide on.
They can come at anytime.

[Rick]

Finally got an invite from EJury this week. Paid $8.

[velvetrose9]

I never signed up or ever heard about them, but now I want to check it out.

[Leopold Stephan]

The term “mock jury” refers to a type of group research that allows lawyers to evaluate the potential reactions of jurors to their evidence and arguments before a case goes to trial.Typically, a mock jury consists of eight to 12 “jurors” who are assembled to hear a summary presentation of both sides of a case. Once the case is presented, participants then discuss the evidence and the arguments. Generally, lawyers observe the group discussion from behind a one-way mirror or via remote video transmission. A typical “mock jury” discussion lasts one to two hours.

[FreeMoneyFusionCash]

Edited by Moderator: FreeMoneyFusionCash, please stop spamming this site with your link.