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| As long as it violates no court rule, a lawyer may contact jurors after their term has expired to determine if they considered extraneous factors in reaching an earlier verdict. Preventing such contact would preclude a lawyer from determining if "the verdict might be subject to legal challenge." The Bar affirmed its earlier LEOs prohibiting a lawyer from sending thank-you letters to members of the jury, because they could be seen as attempting to influence jurors' actions in future jury service. |