11.   Leavitt ruled, however, that the cases were so similar to the events in this trial that they would prejudice the jury.

12.   Parnham said the clothing, tacked to poster boards, was being presented solely to prejudice the jury.

13.   Ponsor excluded it, saying it would unfairly prejudice the jury against Gilbert on the murder charges.

14.   She also pleaded with the president of Planned Parenthood of Massachusetts, Nicki Nichols Gamble, not to prejudice the jury by making inflammatory comments to reporters.

15.   The Army has argued that opening the hearing could prejudice a jury and compromise the privacy of the people filing complaints.

16.   The prohibition stems from concern that they might make an emotional plea for execution that could prejudice the jury.

17.   The videotape will be edited before being shown to the jury if the path the questioning takes could prejudice the jury, the judge wrote in his ruling.

18.   Defense attorneys have said his comments about race and criminality can prejudice a jury.

19.   Defense attorney William Difenderfer had objected to jurors hearing the tape, saying it could prejudice the jury.

20.   The appeal also claims that the attorney for the plaintiff used personal attacks during his closing remarks that prejudiced the jury.