Which of the following statements is true about jury trials?
A) A juror may be disqualified for any reason.
B) A potential juror may be removed if he or she demonstrates an obvious bias against one of the litigants.
C) Attorneys charge the jury by giving them instructions on how to work through the evidence and come to a factual decision in the case.
D) The judge is present to assist the jury in deliberations.

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A) A prospective juror may be disqualified if he or she demonstrates an obvious bias
or circumstance that shows he or she may not be able to fairly judge the evidence.
J) A prospective juror may be disqualified if he or she demonstrates an obvious bias or circumstance that shows he or she may not be able to fairly judge the evidence.
K) A prospective juror may be disqualified if he or she demonstrates an obvious bias or circumstance that shows he or she may not be able to fairly judge the evidence.
L) A prospective juror may be disqualified if he or she demonstrates an obvious bias or circumstance that shows he or she may not be able to fairly judge the evidence.

Which of the Following Statements Is True About Jury Trials