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The advantages and disadvantages of jury simulation research have often been debated in
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This volume critically evaluates more than a century of empirical research on the
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The present chapter intends to delineate and assess the future potentials of the main fields
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psychologists. The manner in which individual jurors perceive, interpret, and remember …

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