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American Jury Voir Dire and the Ideal of Equal justice
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  • 1978The Effect of Peremptory Challenges on Jury and Verdict: An Experiment in a Federal District Court105 cited
  • 2007Cases and Materials on the English Legal System96 cited
  • 1980The objective reality of evidence and the utility of systematic jury selection.62 cited
  • 1977The Uses of Social Science in Trials with Political and Racial Overtones: The Trial of Joan Little41 cited
  • 1976The socialization of jurors the voir dire as a rite of passage30 cited
  • 1977The Vagaries and Vulgarities of "Scientific" Jury Selection19 cited
  • 1977Jury selection procedures: Our uncertain commitment to representative panels15 cited
  • 1977Jury Selection Procedures: Our Uncertain Commitment to Representative Panels14 cited
  • 1981The Voir Dire Examination, Juror Challenges, and Adversary Advocacy13 cited
  • 1979Women in the courts11 cited
  • 1974Jury Selection: Social Scientists Gamble in an Already Loaded Game10 cited

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