Texas - Judges Can Make Jurors "Unhear" Things?

After making bond get prepared for trial with your attorney. Do not just sit and be a bystander and pray your attorney is fully prepared on his own.

One example is what a Trial Jury actually hears. For example, certain information, such as prior criminal history or other specific on-relevant evidence is prohibited from being presented to a Trial Jury. Yet sometimes it still come out in trial either intentionally or unintentionally. A Judge will “instruct” the Jury to disregard it. Though a Judge may “admonish” juries to ignore and disregard certain statements the reality is that once something is heard, it can linger in the jury's mind, potentially affecting the trial's outcome. I emphasize the need for defendants to secure bonds and be ready for these challenges, as this unfortunate scenario occurs frequently in courtrooms.

I hope these insights help you or someone you know navigate the complexities of the legal system. Remember, knowledge is power, and being informed can make all the difference in your case.

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