Litigation
Mar. 14, 2002
Jury Diversity Prevents Dreaded 'Groupthink'
Dicta Column - By Andrew T. Cavagnaro and Elise G. Devecchio-Cavagnaro - How juries interact and make decisions is extremely complex and often dependent on countless variables. One such variable is jury composition, which is determined by the jurors' age, socioeconomic status, culture, race, occupation, religion, marital status, gender, intelligence level, life experiences and attitudes.
Dicta Column
By Andrew T. Cavagnaro and Elise G. Devecchio-Cavagnaro
How juries interact and make decisions is extremely complex and often dependent on countless variables. One such variable is jury c...
By Andrew T. Cavagnaro and Elise G. Devecchio-Cavagnaro
How juries interact and make decisions is extremely complex and often dependent on countless variables. One such variable is jury c...
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