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• What Is the Difference Between a Civil and Criminal Case?
• How Does My Role as a Criminal Juror Differ From That of a Civil Juror?
• How Is a Jury Selected?
• How Are Witnesses Examined?
• What Is The Judge's Role During the Trial?
• How Should a Juror Behave During a Trial?

• Audio File #1:
      - Table of Contents
      - About the New Jersey Judiciary
      - Acknowledgments
  
  
• Audio File #2:
      - What Is the Difference Between a Civil and Criminal Case?
      - How Does My Role as a Criminal Juror Differ From That of a Civil Juror?
      - How Does a Civil Case Get to Trial?
  
  
• Audio File #3:
      - How Does a Criminal Case Get to Trial?
      - What Are the Requirements of Grand and Petit Juries?
  
  
• Audio File #4:
      - How Is a Jury Selected?
      - Why Do Jurors Take an Oath In a Civil and Criminal Case?
      - What Is an Opening Statement?
  
  
• Audio File #5:
      - How Does Each Side Present Its Case?
      - How Are Witnesses Examined?
      - What Are Closing Statements?
  
  
• Audio File #6:
      - What Is The Judge's Role During the Trial?
      - At the End of the Trial, Why Does the Judge Give Instructions to the Jurors?
      - How Should a Juror Behave During a Trial?
  
  
• Audio File #7:
      - Conclusion