Jurors' Impeachment of Verdicts and Indictments in Federal Court Under Rule 606(b)
Mueller, Christopher B.
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Abstract
I. Introduction II. The Basic Exclusionary Principle … A. Rationale, Common Law Origins, Scope … B. Enactment and Approach of Rule 606(b) III. Impeaching Verdicts under Rule 606(b) … A. The Basic Exclusionary Principle Applied … B. Exceptions to the Basic Principle … 1. Showing Extraneous Prejudicial Information … 2. Showing Outside Influence … C. Situations Beyond Reach of the Basic Principle … D. Procedural Problems-Interviewing Jurors; Motions; Hearings; Burden of Proof IV. Impeaching Indictments under Rule 606(b) V. Conclusion