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Insights on Jurors, Strategy and the Psychology of Persuasion
Whether you're heading to trial or preparing for mediation, these articles offer practical, research-backed guidance for every stage of litigation.
Explore articles on jury research, trial preparation, case framing, and the techniques that
shape how modern juries think and decide.
Confirmation bias is the tendency for a person to distort information to fit with existing beliefs. Any information that conflicts with those beliefs is either forgotten, dismissed, or reinterpreted to be consistent with the beliefs.
I was running some focus groups this past weekend on a negligence case where the main issues were causation and damages. Without breaking any confidentiality, I’d like to share some of the juror viewpoints.
The jurors in the Drew Peterson case are drawing some media attention. While it seems to be out of a movie (Runaway Jury, in fact), the jurors coordinated clothing for a month during the trial.
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