A forensic psychologist is often hired by the defense or the prosecutor to look at jury selection. What would this psychologist be looking for during voir dire and in his or her investigationsof the jury pool? Why would the items being investigated be important to the defense (or prosection)?

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Originally Posted by Bennie Harris

A forensic psychologist is often hired by the defense or the prosecutor to look at jury selection. What would this psychologist be looking for during voir dire and in his or her investigationsof the jury pool? Why would the items being investigated be important to the defense (or prosection)?

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What does your texbook say?