Jury selection is an extremely important part of a criminal trial in Texas. Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney Benson Varghese explains the process in this video.
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00:00 What Happens in Jury Selection in a Texas Criminal Trial?
00:10 Benson Varghese, Board Certified Criminal Defense Lawyer
00:21 Misdemeanor Trials: 6 Jurors Decide Guilt or Innocence
00:37 Felony Trials: 12 Jurors Decide Guilt or Innocence
00:48 Jury Summons
01:15 Misdemeanor: 18 - 24 Pool of Potential Jurors
01:27 Felony: 60 -90 Pool of Potential Jurors
01:40 Jury Selection Process
02:32 Legal Qualifications
03:27 Disqualifying Jurors: Challenges for Cause
03:42 Peremptory Challenges
04:44 Excuses
05:50 Busted Jury Panels
06:28 Video Link: How to Get Out of Jury Duty
06:39 Questions? Comments?

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