353 results on '"Jury -- Psychological aspects"'
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2. Baroness Berridge ask His Majesty's Government, further to the answer by Lord Bellamy on 28 March (HL Deb col 121), what research they have commissioned on the psychological effects on jurors of their jury service
3. Can we improve jury trials?
4. The dynamite charge: too explosive for its own good?
5. Impact of television on cross-examination and juror 'truth'.
6. Children, sexual abuse and suggestibility: what laypeople think they know and what the literature tells us.
7. Untangling the CSI effect in criminal jurisprudence: circumstantial evidence, reasonable doubt, and jury manipulation.
8. The cognitive psychology of circumstantial evidence.
9. Disentangling the evidence: mock jurors, inadmissible testimony and integrative encoding.
10. Juror stress: causes and interventions.
11. The hidden structure of fact-finding
12. On the psychology of punishment.
13. Victim impact testimony and juror judgments: the effects of harm information and witness demeanor
14. Gender of an expert witness and the jury verdict
15. For juries, does truth require facts?
16. Hooding the jury.
17. The role of 'stories' in civil jury judgments.
18. How to connect with a jury.
19. Building your case for the jury.
20. Jury bias and the corporate client: how to personalize the impersonal.
21. The emotional juror.
22. Jury psychology can undermine plaintiffs' expert witnesses.
23. Understanding the influence of victim gender in death penalty cases: the importance of victim race, sex-related victimization and jury decision making
24. What went wrong with FRE 609: a look at how jurors really misuse prior conviction evidence.
25. Gruesome evidence and emotion: anger, blame, and jury decision-making.
26. Emotions and attributions of legal responsibility and blame: a research review.
27. 'Collaring' the crime and the criminal? 'Jury psychology' and some criminological perspectives on fraud and the criminal law.
28. Effects of trial complexity on decision making
29. Impact of ethnicity, gender, and previous experience on juror judgments in sexual harassment cases
30. The impact of acquaintance rape stories and case-specific pretrial publicity on juror decision making
31. Stress and the Canadian criminal trial jury: a critical review of the literature and the options for dealing with juror stress.
32. Juror knowledge and attitudes regarding mental illness verdicts.
33. The science of persuasion: an exploration of advocacy and the science behind the art of persuasion in the courtroom.
34. Race and the death penalty: the tension between individualized justice and racially neutral standards.
35. The effect of attorney gender on jury perception and decision-making.
36. Jury trial innovations: charting a rising tide.
37. Proposals to eliminate the prejudicial effect of the use of the word 'expert' under the Federal Rules Evidence in civil and criminal jury trials.
38. Perceptions of children's credibility in sexual assault cases
39. Is 'jury psychology' an oxymoron?
40. Jurors' decisions in trials of battered women who kill: the role of prior beliefs and expert testimony
41. What Washington jurors really think.
42. Trial myths and misconceptions.
43. The role of economic analyses in jury decisions on punitive damages.
44. Factors affecting jury damages awards decisions.
45. The effects of British and American trial procedures on the quality of juror decision-making.
46. Factors affecting persuasiveness of expert witnesses.
47. The appeal of junk science.
48. Juror stress: identification and intervention.
49. 'Mirror, mirror on the wall ...': body language, intuition, and the art of jury selection.
50. Instructing on death: psychologists, juries, and judges
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