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Jury selection. In those states that allow a jury trial for drunk driving cases,
either the lawyers or the judge (or both) will question potential jurors about
their background and qualifications to sit as jurors in the case. This process
is called voir
dire, and is extremely important in defending a DUI,
DWI, or related drunk driving case. Both the
prosecution and the defense are entitled to fair and
unbiased jurors, in those states that allow jury
trials in DUI, DWI, or drunk driving cases. Voir dire
is the process by which the parties learn about the
potential jurors, and determine whether or not the
drunk driving case is a proper one for the potential
juror to hear. |