Over the past few decades, juries and individual jurors have been increasingly criticized by media and citizens in response to controversial, and sometimes seemingly unbelievable, verdicts. Based on perceived injustice and error, observers have called into question the fairness and adequacy of the jury system in civil and criminal cases. In this writing-intensive seminar we will look at the work of juries generally and peel back the headlines in some of the most condemned decisions of the past few decades to explore whether those juries got it wrong and, if so, why that happened. We will look at the system from a variety of vantage points and disciplines to consider what leads juries to the decisions they make. Students will choose a c...
Proceedings of seminar on the jury, 20-22 May 1986 [held by the Australian Institute of Criminology]...
The Civil Participation in the Criminal Trial Act (the Act) passed the National Assembly of Korea on...
Historically, the American legal system has accorded juries wide discretion to impose sentences in t...
The civil jury has been under attack in recent years for being unreliable and incompetent. Consideri...
Have you ever heard about a legal case and wondered if what is being reported is actually true, or a...
In many countries, lay people participate as decision makers in legal cases. Some countries include ...
Placing important decisions in the hands of the civil jury - made up of ordinary citizens untrained ...
A seminar is a rigorous writing experience requiring the production of a substantial (approximately ...
Seminar Description: The art of voir dire is perhaps one of the most essential trial skills you nee...
In reviewing debates and research evidence about jury trials for our book, American Juries: The Verd...
Purpose. The objective of this review was to give a broad overview of various biases associated with...
This Leadership White Paper discusses the utilization of jurors in the American judicial system. Aft...
The civil jury has been under attack in recent years for being unreliable and incompetent. Consideri...
Wrongful decisions are made by juries in the court room on a regular basis. There are many differe...
Although a trial by jury happens in only a fraction of the total criminal cases, the jury is one of ...
Proceedings of seminar on the jury, 20-22 May 1986 [held by the Australian Institute of Criminology]...
The Civil Participation in the Criminal Trial Act (the Act) passed the National Assembly of Korea on...
Historically, the American legal system has accorded juries wide discretion to impose sentences in t...
The civil jury has been under attack in recent years for being unreliable and incompetent. Consideri...
Have you ever heard about a legal case and wondered if what is being reported is actually true, or a...
In many countries, lay people participate as decision makers in legal cases. Some countries include ...
Placing important decisions in the hands of the civil jury - made up of ordinary citizens untrained ...
A seminar is a rigorous writing experience requiring the production of a substantial (approximately ...
Seminar Description: The art of voir dire is perhaps one of the most essential trial skills you nee...
In reviewing debates and research evidence about jury trials for our book, American Juries: The Verd...
Purpose. The objective of this review was to give a broad overview of various biases associated with...
This Leadership White Paper discusses the utilization of jurors in the American judicial system. Aft...
The civil jury has been under attack in recent years for being unreliable and incompetent. Consideri...
Wrongful decisions are made by juries in the court room on a regular basis. There are many differe...
Although a trial by jury happens in only a fraction of the total criminal cases, the jury is one of ...
Proceedings of seminar on the jury, 20-22 May 1986 [held by the Australian Institute of Criminology]...
The Civil Participation in the Criminal Trial Act (the Act) passed the National Assembly of Korea on...
Historically, the American legal system has accorded juries wide discretion to impose sentences in t...