Remote Jury Selection: A New User’s Guide
On July 30, King County Superior Court conducted a Zoom webinar describing its plan for its new remote jury selection…
READ MORERethinking the “No Comment” Media Strategy
When corporations or professionals find themselves defending themselves in litigation that attracts media attention, the instinct is to respond to…
READ MORECommunicating with Jurors Through Stories
By Traci Feller, Ph.D. When asked what was the earliest form of communication, you might think back to cave paintings…
READ MOREToo Much Thinking Can be a Bad Thing
You may have heard the phrase “information overload” before, but new research has shown it is a real biological phenomenon….
READ MOREWhat Do Jurors Think about Apologies?
Every time jurors make a decision regarding a legal case, they perceive the situation and the facts through the lens…
READ MOREWhat Jurors Think About You: Part II
Previously on “How Jurors Think,” we learned that jurors: Pay attention to everything that goes on in trial; Value an…
READ MOREWhat Jurors Think About You: Part I
How often have you wondered what others really think about you? For those of you who are trial attorneys, how…
READ MOREHow Jurors Think: Thinking About Thinking
The U.S. legal system is based on the idea that people make decisions, or judgments, in a systematic, controlled and…
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