Wilmer Loja, M.D., Wilmer E. Loja, M.D., P.A., Wilmer E. Loja, and Associates, P.A. v. Mallory Cotton and Jeramy Bridges, Individually and as Next Friends, Natural Parents, and Wrongful Death Beneficiaries of Baby Boy Bridges

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• recognizing right to impartial jury protected by art. 12 of Massachusetts Declaration of Rights, as well as Sixth Amendment
• no abuse of discretion in questioning potential jurors about openness to convicting based on circumstantial evidence; \questions did not skew the jury that ultimately was selected toward conviction\
• \Arguments based on testimony submitted at trial ... are proper\
• \The jury are presumed to follow the judge's instructions\
• \The jury are presumed to follow the judge's instructions\
• \The jury are presumed to follow the judge's instructions\

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