Litigation
Dec. 6, 2001
Judging the Jury
Jurors often assess witnesses through "stereotyping," which can become the basis of the jurors' initial impression of those witnesses. Initial impressions are influential and lasting in determining witness believability. Lawyers must understand stereotyping to use it to their advantage.
Jurors often assess witnesses through "stereotyping," which can become the basis of the jurors' initial impression of those witnesses. Initial impressions are influential and lasting in determining witness believability. Lawyers must understand stereotyping to use it to their advantage.
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