The Jury Expert - Articles - Vol. 20, Issue 2

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Publication: July 2008, Volume 20, Issue 2

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Forensic Virtual Models in the Courtroom-An Introduction,	51
Getting Beyond the Catchy Phrase and Creating a Trial Theme that Truly Works, Ken Broda-Bahm	1
How Attorneys Can Use Religion to be More Effective at Trial, Sam Lindsey, et al.	33
How Can We Help Witnesses to Remember More?, Tim Perfect	9
How do I download the entire issue?,
Order ASTC Conference DVDs and CDs!,	57
Our July 2008 Favorite Thing,	28
RSS: Your Easy Button for the Internet,
What We Know Now: An Overview of Recent Eye Witness Research, Kristin Finklea	29
Witness Preparation: Hidden False Assumptions, Real Truths, and Recommendations (Part Two),	23
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