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Group behavior and Jurors
Candid Camera http://www.betterdaystv.net/play.php?vid=19442 For those of you not familiar with Candid Camera, this was a TV show that involved cameras that captured the behavior of unsuspecting people. They were set up in a situation, and then filmed. This snippet from … Continue reading
Posted in Communication skills, Writing skills
Tagged Candid Camera, group behavior, group pressure, jurors
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The Fifth Element of a Medical Malpractice Case by Pat Iyer
Linda (name changed) was admitted to an inner city hospital due to leg pain. She wandered through the hospital, searching for something. When she came upon an unlocked medication cart sitting in the hallway, she found it. She took a … Continue reading
How is the Economy affecting Jurors? by Pat Iyer
The Aletheia Institute sponsored a webinar on June 24, 2009 that addressed this question from the perspective of five jury consultants. These are the takeaway points I gained from listening to this program. Data from 200 trial consultants shows that … Continue reading
Posted in Communication skills, Medical malpractice, Personal injury, Trial lawyer skills
Tagged defendants, focus groups, jurors, jury, plaintiffs, voir dire
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