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Interested in juries? See several of our publications that concern juries and jury research. These publications include recent articles and selected issues of our newsletter, Jury Research Update, including selections from the Persuasion at Trial series. The following articles and issues are not to be reprinted without written permission from the appropriate copyright holder.
For information on our books, see Books
Frederick, J. (1999) Tips for
Understanding and Identifying Juror Bias, The Journal of Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, Summer, 2-10.
Frederick, J. (1997) Effective Voir
Dire, The Compleat Lawyer, Summer, 26-30.
Frederick, J. (1996) How to Increase Juror
Participation and Candor in Restricted Voir Dire Settings, The Journal, Summer, 8-13.
Frederick, J. (1996) Searching for Rocks in the Channel: Pretesting Your Case Before Trial,
Defense Practice Notebook, 1, 65-68.
Frederick, J. (1996) Persuasion at Trial: Opening Statements, Defense Practice
Notebook, 1, 76-77.
The Jury Research Services Division of the National Legal Research Group publishes Jury Research Update. This newsletter provides our clients with useful information to help them try cases before juries.
The following are sample issues of Jury Research Update. These issues should not be reprinted without the written permission of Dr. Jeffrey Frederick.
Making Better Witnesses—The LOFT Model (1999)
Themes: A Key to Persuading Jurors (1999)
Taking a "Snapshot" of How Jurors View Your Case (1998)
Gaining an Edge in Jury Trials (1998)
Effective Jury Selection: It's Not Only What Potential Jurors Say, But It's How
They Say It (1996)
Exercising Peremptory Challenges in Light of J.E.B. (1994)
Getting the Most Out of Jury Questionnaires (1993)
Using Juror Surveys in Trial Preparation (1993)
See also our popular special series on persuasion at trial:
Persuasion at Trial: Opening Statements (1990)
Persuasion at Trial: Direct Examination (1990)
Persuasion at Trial: Cross-examination (1992)
Persuasion at Trial: Nontestimonial Evidence (1992)
Persuasion at Trial: Closing Arguments (1992)
