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Tag Archives: Robert McCulloch
How Reliable Is Eyewitness Testimony?
The reliability of eyewitness testimony has been highlighted by the Ferguson grand jury process, in which the grand jury heard from a number of eyewitnesses with differing accounts of what transpired between officer Darren Wilson and Michael Brown. Each likely believed what … Continue reading →
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Tagged Awareness, Barbara Tversky, Criminal, Darren Wilson, Eyewitness Testimony, Ferguson, Justice, Legal, Michael Brown, News, Robert McCulloch, Scott Lilienfeld
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