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My Client Is Guilty of This, but Not Guilty of That: The Impact of Defense Attorney Concessions on Juror Decisions

https://doi.org/10.1037/e629732009-001

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What You Bring to the Courthouse: The Interaction between Racial Context and Jury Awards

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Voir Dire and Jury SelectionI am grateful for the contributions of Jason Dickinson and Brian Cutler to an earlier version of this chapter. Portions of the research presented in this chapter were made possible by support from the National Science Foundation (SES# 0136652, SES# 0520617, and SES#…

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