Category Archives: Jury Psychology & Dynamics
Obligatory Jodi Arias Commentary
I have not been following the trial very closely and I don’t really care about it— I feel like this Phoenix production is programming for Nancy Grace’s audience, and I’m really more of a ‘Mad Men’ guy. But I caught … Continue reading
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Tagged closing argument, jury, persuasion
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Voir Dire: 5 Quick Things To Be Less Awful in Jury Selection
I slightly apologize for starting the relaunch of this blog on a slightly bitter note, but I have just come from a jury selection in a civil case and have bandaged my forehead from banging it on the table. Usually, … Continue reading
Posted in Jury Psychology & Dynamics, Jury Selection
Tagged jury, jury selection, Lawyer, Peremptory challenge, voir dire
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Juryology: Art & Science of Jury Persuasion 