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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.
If you’ve spent any time interviewing jurors, you know that eyewitness testimony holds great weight. And if you’ve spent any time researching cognitive psychology, you know that eyewitness testimony can be very unreliable.
In my last post, I talked about trusting jurors. The flip side to that is that you need to be trustworthy. There are many elements that go into being trustworthy.
I often come across attorneys who have trouble trusting jurors. I can’t blame them – it’s hard to give up control over your case to the minds of 12 strangers who may have no previous knowledge of the law. But you will get further by putting faith in your jurors than distrusting them.
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