Scientific Jury Selection (Law and Public Policy: Psychology and the Social Sciences)
by Joel D. Lieberman, Bruce D. Sales
Scientific Jury Selection examines the use of psychological and social science methods in choosing juries for legal trials. Part of the Law and Public Policy series, it explores how these disciplines inform judicial practices and public policy. Authors Joel D. Lieberman and Bruce D. Sales offer a focused look at evidence-based approaches to jury composition in the courtroom.
About This Book
Scientific Jury Selection delves into the application of scientific methods in the jury selection process within legal proceedings. It addresses how psychological principles and social science research can influence the composition of juries.
The book is part of the Law and Public Policy series, focusing on Psychology and the Social Sciences. Authors Joel D. Lieberman and Bruce D. Sales provide insights into the empirical approaches used in this field.
Through its examination, the work highlights the role of evidence-based practices in enhancing fairness and effectiveness in the courtroom. It serves as a resource for understanding the blend of science and legal strategy.
Overall, it contributes to the broader discourse on how social sciences shape public policy in the justice system.
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