Carroll v. Preston Trucking Co., Inc.

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• rejecting juror affidavits offered to support assertion that the jury used an impermissible quotient process to reach its verdict
• rejecting juror affidavits offered to support assertion that the jury used an impermissible quotient process to reach its verdict
• a video recording may be introduced as evidence if it is properly authenticated and relevant to a particular issue
• a jury award will not be compared to jury awards in other cases but will be reviewed to ensure that it is within the range of fair and reasonable compensation, does not appear to be a product of passion or prejudice, and is not so large that it shocks the judicial conscience

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