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Jur-E Bulletin is a weekly electronic newsletter published by the Center for Jury Studies and the National Center for State Courts' Knowledge and Information Services Division and Jury Community of Practice. It contains information on the weekly happenings in the jury world, including media coverage, prominent court decisions, and important developments on all things jury.

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The Jury News, written by G. Thomas Munsterman and Paula Hannaford-Agor is a regular feature appearing in The Court Manager, a quarterly publication of the National Association for Court Management.

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2009
No. 24, Vol. 1	*NEW Court Security Includes Jurors, Too
2008
No. 23, Vol. 1	Getting the Biggest Bang for Your Buck from Online Qualification Technologies
No. 23, Vol. 2	Tales of "Tales" Juries
No. 23, Vol. 3	Suppression Files: Valuable Tools or Traps for the Unwary?
No. 23, Vol. 4	What's New in the World of Juries: Highlights from the 2008 ABA Jury Symposium
2007
No. 22, Vol. 1	A New Look at Term of Service
No. 22, Vol. 2	The Brave New World of Jury Technology
No. 22, Vol. 3	AaaaaCHOOO! What's your plan for dealing with the coming flu pandemic?
No. 22, Vol. 4	Juries in Berlin and Beyond

2006
No. 21, Vol. 1	Keep Track of Who's in your Pool
No. 21, Vol. 2	The Laborer is Worthy of his Hire and Jurors are Worthy of their Juror Fees
No. 21, Vol. 3	The Ethics of Juror Use
No. 21, Vol. 4	Jury Service: Good for the Justice System, Good for the Community


2005
No. 20, Vol. 1	New Jury Principles are Adopted by the House of Delegates
No. 20, Vol. 2	Court Security Discussions Should Include Juror Security
No. 20, Vol. 3	Surprising, Disturbing, Silly, and Mundane: Highlights of Recent Jury Research
No. 20, Vol. 4	What Was Learned?


2004
No. 19, Vol. 1	What Can We Say in Juror Orientations?
No. 19, Vol. 2	The Vanishing Trial?
No. 19, Vol. 3	American Jury Initiative Announced by American Bar Association
No. 19, Vol. 4	New Standards for Juries and Jury Trials


2003
No. 18, Vol. 1	A Cost-Free Civil Jury Trial
No. 18, Vol. 2	Jury Patriotism Act
No. 18, Vol. 3	New York's 82 Percent Committee: What Would You Call Your Committee?
No. 18, Vol. 4	No Se Habla Jury Duty? English Proficiency and Hispanic Representation Issues


2002
No. 17, Vol. 1	What are They up to Now? Looking Back and Forward to England: The Auld Report
No. 17, Vol. 2	The Ohio Jury Management Association: Why Doesn't Your State Have One?
No. 17, Vol. 3	The Top Ten "Interesting" Jury Web Sites
No. 17, Vol. 4	Hung Juries: Are They a Problem?


2001
No. 16, Vol. 1	Jury Summit 2001 Provided a Unique National View of Juries
No. 16, Vol. 3	The Good Old Days Were Only a Few Weeks Ago
No. 16, Vol. 4	An Internet Jury Hoax


2000
No. 15, Vol. 1	Implementing Jury Trial Innovations
No. 15, Vol. 4	Should Jurors Be Permitted to Discuss the Evidence Prior to Deliberations?


1999
No. 14, Vol. 1	Juries Win Again: Citizens Speak
No. 14, Vol. 1	The Ultimate Internet Juror Website?
No. 14, Vol. 1	Looking for Jury Technology Applications
No. 14, Vol. 1	Should Lawyers be Jurors?
No. 14, Vol. 2	Juror Hardship gets Legislative Relief
No. 14, Vol. 2	New York's Grand Jury Project
No. 14, Vol. 2	Valuable Additions to the Jury Bookshelf
No. 14, Vol. 2	Standard 20 of the ABA Standards Relating to Juror Use and Management
No. 14, Vol. 3	Report from the Court Technology Conference
No. 14, Vol. 3	Using the Internet for Notorious Trials
No. 14, Vol. 3	Jurors Receiving Gratuities
No. 14, Vol. 3	His Honor on Jury Duty: More Celebrities on Jury Duty
No. 14, Vol. 3	Musts for the Jury Bookshelf
No. 14, Vol. 4	Jury Summit, 2001
No. 14, Vol. 4	Multi-lingual Juries
No. 14, Vol. 4	Ohio Jury Management Association Established


1998
No. 13, Vol. 1	New York Launches Grand Jury Project
No. 13, Vol. 1	Helping Jurors Deliberate
No. 13, Vol. 1	The District of Columbia Jury Project is Released
No. 13, Vol. 1	A "Must Read" for Jury Reformers
No. 13, Vol. 2/3	Jury Pool News
No. 13, Vol. 2/3	Understandable Jury Instructions-No Longer an Oxymoron?
No. 13, Vol. 2/3	Defending your Jury Source List
No. 13, Vol. 2/3	New Publications
No. 13, Vol. 2/3	Something Else Too Good To Miss
No. 13, Vol. 4	Improving Citizens Response to Jury Summons
No. 13, Vol. 4	Los Angeles Superior Court's Juror Docent Program
No. 13, Vol. 4	North Carolina Jury Survey Project
No. 13, Vol. 4	Another Perspective on Juror Attitudes-Kansas


1997
No. 12, Vol. 1	Progress in Jury Reforms in New York State
No. 12, Vol. 1	A Must Read
No. 12, Vol. 2	Juror Privacy versus the Need to Know: What Should be Given, When, and to Whom?
No. 12, Vol. 2	New Jury Publications
No. 12, Vol. 3	American Bar Association Establishes Resource Team for High Profile Trials
No. 12, Vol. 4	News from the NACM Conference
No. 12, Vol. 4	Next Generation Jury Management Automation
No. 12, Vol. 4	Where is this Taking Us?
No. 12, Vol. 4	More on Dealing with Non-Responders


1996
No. 11, Vol. 1	Free Public Transportation for Jurors
No. 11, Vol. 1	The End of the Datamailer?
No. 11, Vol. 2
No. 11, Vol. 2
No. 11, Vol. 3	American Bar Association Establishes Resource Team for High-profile Trials
No. 11, Vol. 3	Judicature: Special Jury Issue
No. 11, Vol. 4


1995
No.10, Vol. 1	A Noteworthy State Jury Project
No.10, Vol. 1	Report from Nashville and CTC-IV
No.10, Vol. 2	Donation of Juror Fees
No.10, Vol. 2	Virginia Beach Jury System
No.10, Vol. 3	What Should a Modern Juror Assembly Room Look Like?
No.10, Vol. 3	What to Do, Oh What to do with Persons Who Don't Answer the Summons?
No.10, Vol. 4	Cyberjuror
No.10, Vol. 4	Juror Community Awareness Programs