A Day in the Life of a Mock Juror

2 Minute video explanation.

See What a Day as a Mock Juror Looks Like

In this two-minute video, our director of recruiting, John, walks you through a real Truscott Research event, from check-in and breakfast to hearing actual attorneys argue both sides of a case, to deliberating with fellow jurors and reaching a verdict. You’ll see the full day, including when and how you get paid, before you leave the event.

What to expect:

• Hours: Most events run from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
• At Arrival: Verify your ID and complete a quick check-in.
• Meals and breaks: We provide breakfast, lunch, snacks, and drinks. You’ll get a break every two hours and a 30-minute lunch.
• The case: Hear actual attorneys present both sides of a real court case. After each presentation, you’ll complete a short survey to share your thoughts.
• Deliberation: In the afternoon, you’ll deliberate with your fellow jurors and return a verdict.
• Focus group: Our researchers will talk with the group about what stood out to you and which evidence swayed you.
• Payment: After a final survey, you’re paid before you leave the event.

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