One of the most eye-opening moments in my chat with @iamthesunnyslaughter on the Legal Lens podcast was rethinking who sits on juries for domestic violence murders.
Too often, biases sneak in, folks get swayed by “perfect victim” stereotypes or downplaying patterns of control.
Sunny breaks down what makes a strong juror: open-minded skeptics who weigh evidence rigorously, grasp coercive dynamics, and aren’t afraid of hard truths about power and risk.
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