Corporate defendants facing the first jury trial over the opioid crisis plan to challenge the jury selection process after court officials dismissed 70% of the prospective jurors from service this month.
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Corporate defendants facing the first jury trial over the opioid crisis, such as Johnson & Johnson and McKesson, plan to challenge the jury selection process after court officials dismissed 70% of the prospective jurors from service this month.
September 23, 2019 at 03:39 PM
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Corporate defendants facing the first jury trial over the opioid crisis plan to challenge the jury selection process after court officials dismissed 70% of the prospective jurors from service this month.
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