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Thompson v. City of Springfield
DC
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David Chen

72 · Lean keepLOW RISKIdentity confirmed

Panel #3 · 39 · M · Cook · Software Engineer

Public sources only · attorney review required · your call, not the AI's

Juror call

AI recommendation: Lean keep · 72/100— your decision below is recorded separately and always overrides the AI.
Status: On panel

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Juror Score Profile

5-dimension AI analysis

72
/ 100
Lean keep
Case FitBias RiskTemperamentAnswer QualityBackground
Case Fit72
Bias Risk28
Temperament70
Answer Quality78
Background74

Bias Risk reads the other way — lower is better for your side.

Identity matches (1)

David ChenConfirmed by attorney

Match confirmed — LinkedIn: Senior software engineer; analytical profile, no advocacy signals.

Social media

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Profile: mostly private

LinkedIn and a private Instagram. Public posts limited to industry topics and hobby projects — nothing touching policing or civil rights.

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Background Research

LOW RISK · 1 flag
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FEC political contributionsDone

No federal contributions found.

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PACER court recordsDone

No federal cases found.

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Risk flags

  • LOW

    Analytical but younger — monitor authority-orientation answers.

Voir dire follow-ups

Tailored to this juror's profile and findings — also listed on the Voir Dire page.

  1. 1

    When you evaluate a problem, do you focus on the facts available at decision time or on the outcome?

  2. 2

    How much weight do you give expert and technical testimony?

  3. 3

    Do you have strong views about lawsuits against government agencies?

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