Maria Santos
Panel #4 · 37 · F · Cook · Community Organizer
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Juror Score Profile
5-dimension AI analysis
Bias Risk reads the other way — lower is better for your side.
Identity matches (1)
Match confirmed — public profile lists community organizing for police accountability initiatives.
Social media
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Facebook and Instagram (both public): regular posts supporting police-accountability organizations, including a shared article on the underlying incident.
Associated People
Background Research
CRITICAL RISK · 2 flags$4,200 donated to a civil rights litigation fund (2022–2024). Multiple contributions to advocacy organizations.
Prior civil case as plaintiff against the City of Springfield (§1983, 2019, settled). Additional small-claims matter 2017.
Risk flags
- CRITICAL
Prior §1983 plaintiff against the City of Springfield — strong cause and bias concern.
- HIGH
Documented civil rights advocacy and litigation-fund donations.
Voir dire follow-ups
Tailored to this juror's profile and findings — also listed on the Voir Dire page.
- 1
You were previously a party in a lawsuit against the City — would that experience affect your ability to be fair here?
- 2
Can you evaluate this case without reference to your prior matter against the City?
- 3
Is there anything about a case involving the police that would make impartiality difficult for you?
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