Yeager v. Greene

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• denying writ of mandamus which challenged trial judge's practice of allowing jurors to ask questions because trial judge's related order, attached as an appendix to opinion, and which favored the practice as a truth-finding function, was not an egregious abuse of discretion
• such procedures allowed “jurors to ask relevant questions while minimizing the risk of improper questions”

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