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• 2012Defendant remorse, need for affect, and juror sentencing decisions.45 cited
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• 2017Remorse in Context(s)28 cited
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• 2021Law and emotion: A proposed taxonomy of an emerging field (2006)21 cited
• 2015Life or death: An examination of jury sentencing with the Capital Jury Project database.20 cited
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• 2021Remorse, perceived offender immorality, and lay sentencing preferences17 cited
• 2014Trials and Tribulations: Psychopathic Traits, Emotion, and Decision-Making in an Ambiguous Case of Sexual Assault16 cited
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