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• 2005The impact of mental health evidence on support for capital punishment: are defendants labeled psychopathic considered more deserving of death?111 cited
• 2005Predictions of Future Dangerousness in Capital Murder Trials: Is It Time to "Disinvent the Wheel?"93 cited
• 2010Neuroprediction, Violence, and the Law: Setting the Stage79 cited
• 2004Effects of psychopathy and violence risk testimony on mock juror perceptions of dangerousness in a capital murder trial72 cited
• 2009Capital jury decision-making: The limitations of predictions of future violence.34 cited
• 2016Juror Decision‐making in Death Penalty Sentencing when Presented with Defendant's History of Child Abuse or Neglect27 cited
• 2010Life and death in the lone star state: Three decades of violence predictions by capital juries26 cited
• 2017Jury-Eligible Public Attitudes Toward Biological Risk Factors for the Development of Criminal Behavior and Implications for Capital Sentencing23 cited
• 2013Probability of Criminal Acts of Violence: A Test of Jury Predictive Accuracy19 cited
• 2014Tinkering with the Machinery of Death: An Analysis of Juror Decision-Making in Texas Death Penalty Trials During Two Statutory Eras19 cited
• 2005Expert testimony in capital sentencing: juror responses.14 cited
• 2007Deciding mental retardation and mental illness in capital cases: The effects of procedure, evidence, and attitudes10 cited