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Option 1: Jury Nullification
They hate this, and if you state to the Judge that you will be exercising this right and telling all the other Jurors and the lawyers for boths sides that you will be doing so, they will kick you off straight away. Tell the Judge you will do this no matter what he says as it is yoru right.
Option 2:
This may only work in the states but over there they ask you a question:
"Have you ever fallen over for no reason?" And if you say Yes you in.
But if you say No becuase of course everyone falls over for some reason (even if they do not know that reason) then your out as both sides see you as someone who is not swayed by emotion, but cold hard facts. Lawyers don't like this. So, both sides will kick you off
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