PER CURIAM.
The jury, as a fact-finding component of the judicial system, has traditionally been the object of measures and requirements intended to preserve its impartiality. Concerns over possible prejudices influencing its deliberations in favor of, or against, one party or another have been a part of our case and statutory law for a very long time. See, e. g., 12 V.S.A. § 1947; State v. Brisson, 124 Vt. 211, 215,
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