Notes A NOTE ON CLIQUE AVOIDANCE IN REPEATED JURY SELECTION FROM AMONG A FIXED POOL OF JURORS: COMPARISONS OF MANPOWER SAVINGS IN SIX AND TWELVE-MEMBER JURIES

who found for us all the theorems in combinatorial mathematics we discuss in this paper. Without his help, the paper could not have been written. We also wish to acknowledge the work of New York at Stony Brook, in helping to create a climate at Stony Brook in which communication between mathematicians and social scientists has been greatly facilitated. for their roles in stimulating his interest in jury decision processes.