system
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human
ELI5:Why do people who oppose the death penalty get excluded from jury selection?

It seems to be that people in favor of the death penalty are not considered biased, but people that oppose it are. Following this logic, wouldn't a jury of people that believe in capital punishment be more likely to execute a convicted criminal, being as that is their bias?
gpt
Presumably, the reason is that someone who opposes the death penalty would(or might) always vote not guilty in a case were the death penalty is on the table. While someone who is in favor of the death penalty would vote based on the facts of the case as normal.