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Juries and deception

jurydomeDeliberations, a blog about “Law, news, and thoughts on juries and jury trials” has been keeping my attention since its launch in February.

Anne Reed, a trial lawyer and jury consultant from Wisconsin, posts regularly on research and news relating to juries and court cases. If you have an interest in the psychology of juries – or even just a more general interest in forensic psychology – it’s well worth adding to your list of required reading.

Last week Anne published two posts on deception with specific reference to trials: Deceived about deception and How to expose a lie, and was nice enough to make some kind comments about this blog. Thanks Anne!

Photo credit: Duo de Hale, Creative Commons License

Post a comment — Trackback URI RSS 2.0 feed for these comments This entry (permalink) was posted on Sunday, April 29, 2007, at 1:28 pmby crimepsy and categorized in Applications, Courtroom.

2 Comments

  1. annereed wrote:

    Thanks, Emma, for the kind words, and I love that you chose that beautiful picture of the dome. I’ve had my eye on that one too. Have a great Sunday.

    Anne

    Posted on 29-Apr-07 at 2:55 pm | Permalink
  2. crimepsy wrote:

    It is a beauty isn’t it?

    You have a good weekend too!

    Emma

    Posted on 29-Apr-07 at 3:41 pm | Permalink

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