Titlebook: Juries, Science and Popular Culture in the Age of Terror; The Case of the Sydn David Tait,Jane Goodman-Delahunty Book 2017 The Editor(s) (i

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The Effect of Deliberation on Jury Verdicts,uced individual conviction rates, but the change did not vary significantly according to mock jurors’ demographic characteristics or attitudinal dispositions. Mock jurors who were most fearful of terrorism and most readily aroused to anger by evidence of the alleged terrorist conduct, were the most

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Making Sense of the Evidence: Jury Deliberation and Common Sense,o rely solely on the evidence presented at trial—not their prior knowledge of the case, or their personal views about certain categories of people, and certainly not what they picked up on social media. To make sense of all the evidence, they bring together what Garfinkel called the “rules of everyd

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Understanding Terrorism Trials,e wake of terrorist fears. Those with an interest in visual evidence and imagery in justice proceedings will find fascinating the detailed explanation of how interactive virtual environments are produced. The book also engages with wider issues about the way we respond to images, including extremist

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The Sydney Bomber Study: Introducing the Mock Jurors,fer significantly by gender or age, but educational attainment was associated with more liberal views on a number of the measures. Overall, the demographic characteristics of the mock jurors were not strong predictors of their learning styles, emotional dispositions or attitudes.

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