Jury selection for Alaska trial lawyers.
Start voir dire knowing more than the names.
Talk about your next trial See a sample panelFrom the juror list to the verdict.
Before you pick
The panel comes back researched and ranked, with time to spare.
Use it in the room
Voir dire is still yours. Scores update as jurors answer, so you know who to press, what to ask, and when an answer doesn't square with the record.
After trial
A quick debrief on how the panel played out, and what it means for the next trial.
How the venire is scored.
What makes a good juror for one trial can make a bad one for the next, and the scoring accounts for that. The panel comes back ranked from best to worst for your side, with a read on which way each one leans.
| Rank | Juror | Score | Lean |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | K. Anderson | 67 | Strong for your side |
| 2 | R. Carter | 65 | Favorable |
| 3 | J. Peterson | 54 | Toss-up |
| 4 | T. Nguyen | 49 | Leans against |
| 5 | M. Albert | 38 | Likely strike |
The practice.
Alaska Trial Support helps trial lawyers pick juries with research, not guesswork, in civil and criminal cases and for either side. Its roots are in felony defense, including sexual assault and murder trials. No juror is ever contacted, and nothing about the panel leaves the practice.
Trials anywhere in Alaska, from Ketchikan to Utqiaġvik.
Have a trial set?
Send the case number and the trial date. That is enough to start.