Download Podcast Thanks to veteran jury consultant Zachary Klein, the November 21, 2013 “Crimes of the Century” broadcast makes clear that selecting and winning over juries is tricky to say the least. But it seems that to have almost any chance of jury acquittal, innocent and over-charged criminal defendants need relatively commanding defense lawyers and reasonably neutral trial judges. Good luck with getting that. To what extent does the U.S. Constitution entitle criminal defendants to a reasonable chance of jury acquittal which apparently hinges on keeping jurors "properly" focused? Let your COC co-hosts and their guest, Zach Klein, help you answer that question.