In Fiction
- The John Grisham book The Runaway Jury and the film adaptation Runaway Jury both depict jury tampering.
- The Juror is a 1996 film which depicts jury tampering, as does the novel by George Dawes Green on which it was based.
- In Season 2 Episode 10 of Hot in Cleveland Elka Ostrovsky tampered with Juror No. 8 but he forgot and she was said to be guilty
- In the jury ITV drama a juror, Paul, is brought evidence by a former jury member on the case (the case is in retrial) she turns out to not be a jury member as she claimed and is the victim's sister.
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