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If you could create the perfect jury, what would it look like?

A jury is composed of twelve people. Designate how many of your jurors would possess each of the characteristics highlighted below.

Make sure each of your characteristics equal 12. For example, 4 males and 8 females.

Gender	Male	Female
Age	18-30	31-40	41-50	51-60	Over 61
Race/Ethnicity	White/Caucasian	African-American	Asian/Pacific Islander	Hispanic	Native-American	Arabic	Other (write in)
Education	No diploma (high school)	High School diploma	Some college	College degree	Advanced degree
Family	single	married, no children	divorced	married with children

Name 3-5 Skills/Knowledge that your jurors should possess:

Name 3-5 values that your jurors should possess: