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Methodological Issues in Research on Legal Decision- Making, with Special Reference to Experimental Simulations (From Psychology and Law: International Perspectives, P 413- 423, 1992, Friedrich Losel, Doris Bender et al., eds. -- See NCJ-148224)

NCJ Number

148256

Date Published

1992

Juridical Impact of Psychological Expert Testimony in a Simulated Child Sexual Abuse Trial

NCJ Number

148611

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1994

Verdicts of Psychosocially Biased Juries (From Psychology and Law: International Perspectives, P 435-439, 1992, Friedrich Losel, Doris Bender, et al., eds. -- See NCJ-148224)

NCJ Number

148257

Date Published

1992

Juror Reactions to Child Victim Witnesses: Factors Affecting Trial Outcome

NCJ Number

148102

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

INSIDE THE JUROR: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF JUROR DECISION MAKING

NCJ Number

147928

Date Published

1993

COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING IN MOCK JUROR ASSESSMENTS OF NEGLIGENCE: A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION

NCJ Number

147607

Journal

Behavioral Sciences and the Law

Date Published

1994

RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE ORIGINAL AND REVISED LEGAL ATTITUDES QUESTIONNAIRE

NCJ Number

146294

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

JUROR REACTIONS TO CHILD VICTIM WITNESSES

NCJ Number

146295

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

EFFECTS OF STEALING THUNDER IN CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TRIALS

NCJ Number

146291

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

EFFECTS OF THE DYNAMITE CHARGE ON THE DELIBERATIONS OF DEADLOCKED MOCK JURIES

NCJ Number

146293

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

DEATH PENALTY AND RACIAL BIAS: OVERTURNING SUPREME COURT ASSUMPTIONS

NCJ Number

146568

Date Published

1994

WHEN PRIOR KNOWLEDGE AND LAW COLLIDE

NCJ Number

145256

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

GRADE RELATED CHANGES IN YOUNG PEOPLE'S REASONING ABOUT PLEA DECISIONS

NCJ Number

145257

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

EVALUATION AND INTEGRATION OF EYEWITNESS REPORTS

NCJ Number

145258

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

BREAKING THE SILENCE: SHOULD JURORS BE ALLOWED TO QUESTION WITNESSES DURING TRIAL?

NCJ Number

144979

Journal

Vanderbilt Law Review

Date Published

1991

CONFESSIONS IN THE COURTROOM

NCJ Number

143923

Date Published

1993

WHAT DOES UNWILLING TO IMPOSE THE DEATH PENALTY MEAN ANYWAY? ANOTHER LOOK AT EXCLUDABLE JURORS

NCJ Number

144410

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

JURY

NCJ Number

143583

Date Published

1986

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JURY DELIBERATION IN A COMPLEX CASE: HAVNER V. MERRELL DOW PHARMACEUTICALS

NCJ Number

143169

Journal

Justice System Journal

Date Published

1993

SO THE VERDICT IS IN -- WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? THE CONTINUING STORY OF TORT AWARDS IN THE STATE COURTS

NCJ Number

143171

Journal

Justice System Journal

Date Published

1993

Publication Link

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VERDICT SELECTION PROCESSES IN INSANITY CASES

NCJ Number

142801

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

BATTERED WOMEN WHO KILL

NCJ Number

142803

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

DUE PROCESS ORIENTATION DOES NOT ALWAYS MEAN POLITICAL LIBERALISM

NCJ Number

142806

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1993

LAW AND PSYCHOLOGY: THE BROADENING OF THE DISCIPLINE

NCJ Number

142654

Date Published

1992

Considering Jury Nullification: When May and Should a Jury Reject the Law To Do Justice

NCJ Number

141821

Journal

American Criminal Law Review

Date Published

1993