no average point where the key facts are introduced because it is in the eyes of the jury. Intensive surveys and interviews would have to be conducted and even if they were they would probably be wrong because how intelligent or qualified is the person whose job would be to solely interview jurors and their thoughts on the case. Even if 95% of all jurors in murder cases decided at the closing statements whether the person was guilty or not still has no bearing on the facts of the next case, which negates the usefulness of any number crunching or averages.When has a jury decided whether a person is guilty or innocent? When the judge reads it....
