The Jury Expert - Articles - Vol. 20, Issue 1

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Publication: May 2008, Volume 20, Issue 1

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Caveats of the Death-Qualified Jury: Ways Capital Defense Attorneys Can Use Psycholegal Research to Their Advantage, Brooke Butler	10
Four Generations in the Jury Box: Tailor Your Message, Make the Connection, Cam Marston	1
How to Successfully Integrate an iPod into Your Litigation Practice, David Mykel	23
Our May 2008 Favorite Thing,	6
Practical Tools for Staying Organized during Voir Dire and Jury Selection, Kelley Tobin	7
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What Do You Hear When You Listen? Five Principles with Tips for Developing Critical Listening Skills, Diane Wyzga	32
Witness Preparation: Hidden False Assumptions, Real Truths and Recommendations (Part One), David Illig	28
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