Legal Inequity in Context: Theoretical and Empirical Insights into our Judgments and Decisions
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Taking an interdisciplinary approach that merges psychological theory with sociological principles, I examine the cognitive processes and social contexts that inform individuals' judgment and decision-making through juries. Through experimental jurisprudence, I question how common legal standards are understood by lay citizens and how that understanding informs their judgments and verdicts.
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Krosch, Amy
Field, David