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- Being a good bragger (but stopping short of narcissism)
- You know about story-telling, but do you know to wear red?
- Simple Jury Persuasion: The ‘Scott Peterson Effect’—Displayed remorse and conviction
- Your brain is a liar: It will find what it wants before it even starts looking
- Contempt for Gen Y: It’s everywhere—including law firms!
- Simple rules, beer pong, hysterical laughter & jury questionnaires
- Can you assess juror morality by counting tattoos?
- Biased hearts, biased cameras and biased verdicts
- Simple Jury Persuasion: “How likely are you to…”
- How a picture can be worth less than a hundred words
- If you are confident you made a good impression, you are probably right! http://bit.ly/99YubA 16 hours ago
- Yesterday's blog post: Being a good bragger (but stopping short of narcissism). Key is questions asked http://bit.ly/aAO1xh 16 hours ago
- Paradox of 'green cred': Does behaving well in 1 area give us moral right 2 behave badly elsewhere? http://bit.ly/9W4umi 16 hours ago
- Medical malpractice payments hit new low in 2009--so what IS causing insurance rates 2 rise? Curious! http://bit.ly/ajkagE 16 hours ago
WELCOME TO THE JURY ROOM!
This is a blawg dedicated to understanding the American jury and trends in litigation strategy. You will find posts here exploring how research findings and current events inform:
• Juror decision-making
• Uncovering juror bias
• How values, attitudes and life experiences affect our choices and decisions
•What makes particular witnesses and evidence powerful or pointless … and much more.
Sometimes we’ll talk about current events. Sometimes we’ll talk about research. But it will always be research and experience applied to litigation advocacy. You know law. We know juries.
This blawg is our forum to share current lessons as we learn them. We invite your comments, questions and thoughts.
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