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Persuading a Jury - Pickell Flashcards

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Pp

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236 psychology students, opportunistic

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Aim

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Role of judges instructions and whether legal implications are explained

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Lab experiment

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Procedure

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Split into 2 groups, listened to tape of trail, answered questionnaire, judge have legal explanations for inadmissible evidence for 1 group

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Results

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Legal explanations for inadmissible evidence = less guilty verdicts (vice versa)

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Conclusion

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Legal explanations for inadmissible evidence = jurors think about it more = affects verdict

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Title

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Effect of evidence being ruled inadmissible

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