The Jury Expert - Articles - Vol. 21, Issue 4

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Publication: July 2009, Volume 21, Issue 4

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"This Other Dude Did It!" A Test of the Alternative Explanation Defense, Elizabeth R. Tenney, Hayley M.D. Cleary, Barbara A. Spellman	37
Book Review: The Juror Factor: Race and Gender in America's Civil Courts, Rita R. Handrich	43
Editorial,	56
From the Conference Room to the Courtroom: How a Change in Setting Affects Witness Preparation, Valerie Blum, Alexandra Rudolph	45
If A Case Is Going to Settle: A Guide to Negotiating in the Mediation Millennium,	51
July 2009's Favorite Thing,	21
Jurors' Perceptions in the Economic Decline, Tara Trask, Linda Petersen	32
Jury Damage Awards in Times of Recession,	22
Lights, Camera, Action: Getting the Most Out of Videos at Trial,	17
Terror Management Theory and Jury Decision-Making, Joel D. Lieberman, Jamie Arndt	1
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