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Will jurors ignore suggestive questions and follow the judge's instructions to ignore inadmissable evidence ? □ The jury was composed of four women and two men , all of whom were White and married , and three of whom - like the ...
Will jurors ignore suggestive questions and follow the judge's instructions to ignore inadmissable evidence ? □ The jury was composed of four women and two men , all of whom were White and married , and three of whom - like the ...
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THE JUDGE'S INSTRUCTIONS Judges , too , instruct jurors to ignore biasing information . All of us can recall courtroom dramas in which an attorney exclaimed , " Your honor , I object ! " whereupon the judge sustained the objection and ...
THE JUDGE'S INSTRUCTIONS Judges , too , instruct jurors to ignore biasing information . All of us can recall courtroom dramas in which an attorney exclaimed , " Your honor , I object ! " whereupon the judge sustained the objection and ...
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The Judge's Instructions When jurors are exposed to damaging pretrial publicity or to inadmissible evidence , will they follow a judge's instruction to ignore it ? In simulated trials , the judge's orders were sometimes followed ...
The Judge's Instructions When jurors are exposed to damaging pretrial publicity or to inadmissible evidence , will they follow a judge's instruction to ignore it ? In simulated trials , the judge's orders were sometimes followed ...
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Contents
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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| Title | Social Psychology |
| Author | David G. Myers |
| Edition | 4 |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill, 1993 |
| ISBN | 0070442924, 9780070442924 |
| Length | 682 pages |
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