Should we protect the identity of jurors in criminal trials? 95 percent say yes

Article Abstract:

The minority of respondents who said that jurors should not remain anonymous felt that such anonymity could prejudice a jury against defendants. Ninety percent of respondents would feel safer as anonymous furors. Fear of criminals and potential retribution is discussed.

Jury, Juries

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The human-organ shortage: should we pay for donated organs? 79 percent say no

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Eighty-two percent of respondents felt that organ donation should be an act of generosity, but 21% felt that the shortage warranted paying families who authorized donations. Eighty-six percent said they would want their organs donated if they died in accidents.

Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Tissue donation

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Are home HIV tests a good idea? 75 percent say yes

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Three-fourths of respondents believe that home test kits should be FDA approved, and half feel that telephone counseling is as good as counseling in person. Sixty-eight percent felt they would be more likely to take the test if they could do so at home.

Medical tests, HIV testing, HIV tests, Home medical tests, HIV home tests

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