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If a jury member is discovered to have brought in outside information, and juror misconduct is clearly present, then the jury member in question may be fined by the judge. This seems to be a deterrent to try to prevent future juror misconduct mishaps. It has been found to not be a successful deterrent because it solely shrinks the pool of individuals who wish to participate. A plausible way to prevent this misconduct from taking place is ensuring that the jury members, before the trial, understand completely "what constitutes research, their curiosity, and their perceived "moral duty" to render verdicts based on complete information". Another successful deterrent is to show how using outside influence is negative, how the life of the individual on trial is in the hands of these chosen jury members (Bell, 94) and to take away their sources of internet, such as phones, before the actual trial commences.