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Juror Attitudes and the Coronavirus: Top 10 Takeaways from a Year of Research Studies

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In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, we all had a sense that our country and the world were facing a potentially cataclysmic event with far-reaching, significant consequences to many aspects of our lives. As social...more

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Respect Your Jurors (Especially in a Pandemic)

There’s something that judges will often tell potential jurors at the start of the voir dire process: “We know jury duty is an inconvenience, but it is a necessary duty.” But what if it is more than an inconvenience? What if...more

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Safety Concerns Regarding COVID-19 Infection Could Lead to More Plaintiff-Friendly Juries

Employers may face juries that seek to hold them responsible if an employee contracts COVID-19, the trial consulting firm Dispute Dynamics suggests in its latest study. Dispute Dynamics surveyed 321 individuals, inquiring...more

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Consider the Contagiousness of Bias

The word “contagious” these days likely evokes fears of the rapidly spreading coronavirus. The concept has long been applied to cognitive biases, as well. Influential attitudes and experiences can also, like a virus, be...more

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