The US Judicial System has two sides.  The Criminal Justice side deals with individuals who break laws.  On the Civil side, the justice system attempts to solve disputes when someone feels they have been wronged.  A classic example is a show like Judge Judy, where individuals bring each other to court over disputes they have.  Though a real civil case does not necessarily have the same theatrics as Judge Judy, it is important to understand how jurors come to their decisions and give the high...