Detectives Role In Trials

Hello Alvin, typically, jury selection is a process undertaken by the attorneys representing both sides, not by a detective. The detective may be involved in providing evidence or testimonies, but not in jury selection.

Hello Alvin, you're correct. In general:
- Jury selection is handled by the attorneys, not a detective.
- The detective's role is usually to provide evidence or testimony.
- The jury is chosen impartially to ensure a fair trial.
Could you tell me where you're located so I can provide more specific information?

Hello Alvin, in Montana:
- Jury selection is guided by the Montana Code Annotated *, Title *. Criminal Procedure, Chapter *. Trial, Part *. Jury.
- Attorneys from both sides participate in the jury selection process.
- Detectives usually provide evidence or testimonies, not involved in jury selection process.
If you need more specific advice, you might want to consult a local attorney.

Hello Alvin,
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