Why Use Quick Verdicts for your Mock Trials?
Explore the benefits of joining our easy-to-use, virtual jury platform.
Test Case Themes
Gauge local mock jurors’ opinions on the most compelling arguments, witness credibility, liability exposure, and damages.
Strategic Value
Local mock jurors’ deliberated verdicts are useful for settlement assessment, Stowers demands, mediation, witness credibility evaluations, venue intelligence and testing case themes.
Quick Turnaround
Efficient workflow saves attorney preparation time. Many mock trials scheduled within 10 days – 2 weeks.
How It Works for Attorneys
Create Your Case
Log in to your Quick Verdicts dashboard to see your cases and their status.
Click Create Case to start a new one and schedule it for “trial.”
Set Your Jury Criteria
Jurors are generally pre-screened. Add case- specific voir dire questions.
Draft the Jury Charge in the War Room
Access the War Room for your case. Enter Jury Charge definitions, instructions and jury questions.
Select Applicants for Jurors
Watch your Notifications and Dashboard for Applicants. Accept or reject up to 8 jurors for a panel of 6-8.
Pre-record Presentation or Appear Live
If you pre-record the presentation, upload the .mp4 video in the War Room.
If you appear live, go to the case in your dashboard and click “Join Trial.”
Debriefing Period
After you are notified that the jury has returned a verdict, re-join the QV Courtroom for a debriefing period with the jurors.
How It Works
In a 2026 study published in the American Psychological Association, researchers found that virtual (remote) deliberating jurors were just as attentive and thoughtful and deliberations were generally comparable with those of in person deliberations. Virtually the Same? A Comparison Between In-Person and Virtual Mock Jury Deliberations, pages 1, 16. https://doi.org/101037/lhb0000643. Published Jan. 29, 2026. Authors: Krystia Reed, Valerie P. Hans, Vivian N. Rotenstein, Peter McKendall, Addison Rodriguez, Rebecca K. Helm, and Valerie F. Reyna.
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