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Although not perfectly rational, juries are excellent decisionmakers. Jurors bring with them shared experiences, common sense, and some cognitive limitations. All of these elements- each essential to our shared paradigm of human decision making- help make the jury system exceptional at dispensing justice.
Behavioral psychology revolutionized our understanding of how decisions are made. Economists won the Nobel Prize by applying these principals to show that logic cannot always explain people's choices-society is not comprised of perfectly rational actors. Instead, research shows that people make sacrifices to arrive at what they believe is a satisfactory outcome: they "satisfice." Stated differently, people rarely make a decision based on complete information (even if the information is available); they take shortcuts; they understand the gist. These principals are used every day across industries to unconsciously sway people's behavior.
At trial, if the evidence is rigorously analyzed, there are likely two possible conclusions- but jurors will commonly see only the gist. Jurors typically assess credibility, weigh evidence, and reach a conclusion without analyzing every detail. Therefore, a good trial lawyer must ensure jurors see the gist of the case. Presenting stacks of evidence-lines on the page-is not enough. Trial lawyers cannot assume that merely because they can easily discern the subject of the evidentiary picture, jurors see the same thing. If evidence is not enough, how, then, can trial lawyers persuade jurors? That is, how does the trial lawyer best convince jurors that they're looking at a picture of the subject that the lawyer sees? Our panelists provide examples of several prominent heuristics that apply to the types of decisions juries often make.
Interdisciplinary research about decision making has significant applications for not only understanding jury verdicts, but also how trial lawyers can tailor their cases to nudge juries to the right result. This program summarizes key research and focuses on techniques and principals to help lawyers win.
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