Make Your Voice Heard & Earn Extra Income
Become part of our diverse pool of participants for mock trials, focus groups, and online case reviews. Earn compensation while contributing valuable perspectives to legal research and gaining unique insights into our justice system.
It’s Simple. Register. Participate. Get Paid.
1. Register
Create your profile on our secured platform and submit your application. Tell us about yourself – your information, demographics and location help us not only find the cases that best suit you, but will make sure our sessions have an accurate representation of the real world.
2. Get Approved
Most applications are approved within 2 business days. Watch for our welcome email – we’re looking forward to working with you!
3. Case Selection
When an opportunity for a case is available, you will be notified by email.
Each invitation will include the date, time, expected duration, compensation amount, and whether it’s virtual or in-person. After reviewing these details, you can accept or decline each invitation based on your interest and availability.
4. Participate
Virtual Sessions – You’ll receive a secure link to join the online platform. You need a stable internet connection and a quiet, private space to participate.
In-Person Sessions – You will be provided the venue address and parking information upon accepting the invitation. On the day of, you will arrive 15-20 minutes early for check-in.
Online Case Reviews – You’ll receive a link to review legal case materials and provide your opinions remotely.
Confidentiality is key: You will be asked to sign a Confidentiality Agreement.
5. Get Paid
Compensation rates vary from $100-$250 for mock trials, and $50-$150 for focus groups, depending on the length and complexity. Special cases or multi-day events may offer higher compensation.
Focus Groups: On average, $50-$150 based on length and complexity.
*Special cases or multi-day events may offer higher compensation.
Payment is processed within 5-10 business days.
Choose your preferred payment method (check, PayPal, Zelle).
Participate in legal research and make a difference!
Paid Opportunities: Focus groups, mock trials, online case review
Flexible: Participate from home or attend in-person sessions
No Legal Knowledge Required: Your honest opinion is valuable
Learn About the Legal System: Gain unique insights
Make an Impact: Help shape real legal strategies
F.A.Q.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your geographical location plays a crucial role in the selection for each case. Many cases require jurors from specific jurisdictions to accurately represent the potential jury pool.
Collecting comprehensive demographic data (e.g., ethnicity, age, gender, education, occupation) for mock trial jurors is important because it helps create a representative sample that mirrors a real jury pool.
Your personal information will be 100% secure. Confidentiality is not only important for you to prioritize but also for us as we value your participation in these sessions.
You will be able to choose your preferred payment method (check, PayPal, Zelle). Payment is processed with 5-10 business days.
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What is a Focus Group
A focus group is a research method used to gather feedback from a group of participants on specific topics of cases. in legal focus groups, participants are asked to review and discuss parts of a case (such as evidence or arguments) in a more informal setting than a mock trial. These sessions can be used by attorneys to test different case themes or strategies with potential jurors before the full trial.
Purpose
Legal focus groups allow attorneys to explore specific issues or themes in a case, gaining insight into how different jurors might react to certain arguments or pieces of evidence. By hearing your opinions and feedback, attorneys can adjust their approach to better connect with a real jury.
Juror Rule
As a focus group participant, you will engage in discussions and share your reactions to case elements. You might be asked about your impressions of certain evidence, which side of the case seems more convincing, or how you feel about key witnesses or testimonies. Your feedback helps the legal team understand the strengths and weaknesses of their case.
What is a Mock Trial
A mock trial is a simulated court case that allows attorneys to practice presenting their arguments and gather feedback before the actual trial. During a mock trial, jurors are selected to listen to both sides of a legal case, just like in a real courtroom. The attorneys present evidence, question witnesses, and make closing arguments, and the jurors deliberate to reach a verdict.
Purpose
Mock trials help attorneys understand how real jurors might react to different aspects of the case, such as the arguments presented, witness testimonies and evidence. The feedback from jurors can guide the legal time in refining their arguments or addressing weak points before going forward.
Juror Role
As a mock juror, you’ll listen carefully to the case, just as you would in a real trial. Afterward, you’ll share your opinions and thoughts about the evidence, witnesses, and overall case, which will help the legal team prepare for the real trial.
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