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• 1976The Jury Selection in the Mitchell-Stans Conspiracy Trial35 cited
• 1993Right to die, euthanasia, and community sentiment: Crossing the public/private boundary.35 cited
• 1978Social perception of rape victims: The impact of legal reform.34 cited
• 1981BIAS IN THE COURTROOM: RACE AND SEX EFFECTS OF ATTORNEYS ON JUROR VERDICTS25 cited
• 2020An examination of the effects of mental disorders as mitigating factors on capital sentencing outcomes21 cited
• 2018The Influence of Witness Intoxication, Witness Race, and Defendant Race on Mock Juror Decision Making21 cited
• 1986Attorney communication and impression making in the courtroom: Views from off the bench.19 cited
• 1978Homogeneity of jurors: The majority's influence depends upon their perceived independence.19 cited
• 2013What Does It Mean to Deliberate? An Interpretative Account of Jurors’ Expressed Deliberative Rules and Premises13 cited
• 2016Jurors’ Perceptions of Evidence: The Relative Influence of DNA and Eyewitness Testimony when Presented by Opposing Parties13 cited
• 2004Women’s hostility toward women in rape trials: Testing the intra-female gender hostility thesis12 cited
• 2018What Makes Race Salient? Juror Decision-Making in Same-Race Versus Cross-Race Identification Scenarios and the Influence of Expert Testimony12 cited
• 2017Perceived realism and the CSI-effect