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Various aspects of jury psychology and the factors that influence juror decision-making. It covers topics such as the stages of jury deliberations, the impact of pre-trial publicity, the role of authoritarianism, the effects of juror note-taking, and the comprehension of judicial instructions. Insights into how jurors evaluate evidence, the influence of extra-evidentiary factors, and the differences between evidence-driven and verdict-driven juries. It also discusses research on the relationship between jury verdicts and authoritarianism, as well as the effects of juror questions and simplified instructions. Overall, this document offers a comprehensive overview of the psychological processes and contextual factors that shape jury decision-making.
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