Uh, on what are you basing this opinion? As a defense attorney, all things being equal, I want the most educated and intelligent people on my jury (in most cases). Prosecutors often rely on people's biases against defendants and emotional reactions to the crime alleged. I want someone who will be analytical and critically evaluate the evidence (in most cases) and not be swayed by the emotional pleas of the prosecutor to throw the "bad guy in jail."
Exactly.
Exactly.
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