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ao 8 Mc. Mikva., Excuse me. Judge Phillips originally suggested 204, that the jurors be informed, that Mr. Kiten subsequently discuss~ ed the matter with them and said ~~ T believe his main ground was that the attorneys would not be willing to consent if the durors were informed, since 1% mipht affect their éellberations in that particular CASO. An@ it is ny understanding that: Judge Pnillips ovally waived that conditior. Senator Jenner, His instructions were, then, that the attorneys were to consent to this procedure? Me. Mikva. Yes, sir, | Senator Jenner, Did they conscnt to this procedure? Mr, Mikva, in every instance in which a deliberation was recorded, attorneys fov both sides consented to the procedure. Senator Jenner. In all five cases? Me. Mikva, In all five cases, ox six, There 4s a differ- ence in counting them. . . Me, Sourwine. Can you tell us who the faculty advisors’ were of the National. Lawyers! Guild chapter at the time you were at Law School? Mr. Mikva. No, I cannot; sir, Mr, Sourwine. Do you know who any of thom were? Mr, Mikva, No, I do not. . Mr, Sourwine. Is there any question in your mind, Mr, Mikva, about whether the right of a jury srial as guaranteed by the Sevonth Anandmost encomasses all of the abtributes of a