Current Issue - December, 2024 Vol. 32, No. 2
  • Photo by Lara Jameson Richard Gabriel and Michelle Rey LaRocca recently completed and published the second phase report in the Trust in Justice project. This expansive work included collected substantial survey data in the first phase, conducting numerous focus groups in the second phase, and implementing the recommendations in the […]

    Trust in Justice: A Mid-Project Interview with the Researchers

    Photo by Lara Jameson Richard Gabriel and Michelle Rey LaRocca recently completed and published the second phase report in the Trust in Justice project. This expansive work included collected substantial survey data in the first phase, conducting numerous focus groups in the second phase, and implementing the recommendations in the […]

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  • Photo by Meruyert Gonullu Article by Alyssa Elliott A recent article from the Liberty University Law Review advocated for the prohibition of social media research on jurors. The author argues: “Trial courts and trial counsel need clear guidance on this issue of Internet research about prospective jurors…[T]he improper use of […]

    A Response to the Potential Limiting Social Media Research on Jurors

    Photo by Meruyert Gonullu Article by Alyssa Elliott A recent article from the Liberty University Law Review advocated for the prohibition of social media research on jurors. The author argues: “Trial courts and trial counsel need clear guidance on this issue of Internet research about prospective jurors…[T]he improper use of […]

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