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Features

JuryBinder's interface is organized into seven views, accessible from the tab bar at the top of the screen. Each view is designed for a specific phase of jury selection work.

Views

Tab Purpose
Overview Dashboard with panel statistics, juror status tiles, and Case Settings
Responses Master grid — all jurors and all questions at a glance
Jurors Full profile for one juror: favorability, notes, flags, and oral voir dire responses
Analytics Panel-wide flag counts and answer distribution charts
Auto-Flags Define rules that automatically flag answers matching a pattern
Oral Voir Dire Courtroom workbench — intake (no-shows), hand-raise capture, and per-juror Qualify / Strike-for-cause
Selection Peremptory challenges and seating from the Qualified Pool

Workflow

Jury selection runs through five phases. Each one has a natural home:

Phase What happens Where
Pre-trial review Panelists submit the written questionnaire; attorneys read, rate, and flag answers before court. Responses + Jurors
Intake Court convenes. Not every panelist shows up — mark the no-shows so they're removed from the pool with a reason. Oral Voir Dire
General oral questioning Judge addresses the whole pool; panelists raise hands; you capture which seats raised and optionally attach a note. Oral Voir Dire
Individual questioning Attorneys question each juror; the judge rules Qualify or Strike for cause. You record each ruling. Once the pool has enough qualified jurors to absorb worst-case peremptories, the remaining unqualified jurors are dismissed as not needed. Oral Voir Dire
Peremptory + seating Walk the Qualified Pool in order; each juror is either struck by P, struck by D, or seated. When the jury fills, any remaining qualified jurors are dismissed as not needed. Selection

Two app-wide milestone banners fire automatically as you cross the thresholds:

  • Qualification pool fullqualified ≥ jury + alternates + both peremptory limits. Signals P2 is done and peremptories can begin.
  • Jury empaneled!seated ≥ jury + alternates. Signals voir dire is complete.

Both banners appear at the top of every view — no more checking Overview to see where you are.

Additional features

Beyond the seven main views, JuryBinder includes:

  • Privacy Mode — instantly hide all work product (notes, flags, favorability ratings) when someone approaches your table
  • Collaboration — share case files with co-counsel and merge contributions from multiple attorneys
  • Real-Time Sync — sync notes, flags, and strike decisions across devices in real time during voir dire
  • Starter Presets — four read-only preset bundles (Baseline, Criminal Defense, Civil Plaintiff, Civil Defense) that fuzzy-match your questionnaire and seed a starting set of flag rules
  • Clean Export — produce a clean Excel file with only public-record juror data, safe to share in response to a discovery request
  • Acknowledgements — the overflow menu's Acknowledgements item opens an in-app viewer of every open-source component JuryBinder bundles, together with its license text. Required by the licenses and by Apple's App Store guidelines.

Each feature is described in detail in the pages that follow.