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Chapter 1. Introduction I. Religion and the Jury Chapter 2. Religion and the Jury's Composition Chapter 3. The Relationship between Jurors' Religious Affiliation and Legal Attitudes Chapter 4. The Relationship between Jurors' Religious Characteristics and Their Legal Attitudes and Decisions Chaper 5. Religion in Jury Deliberations II. Religion and Judges, Attorneys, and Litigants Chapter 6. Judges' Religion Chapter 7. Attorneys' Religion Chapter 8. Attorneys' Use of Biblical Appeals Chapter 9. Religious Figures and Institutions as Litigants Chapter 10. Conclusion
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Ben Moran
reviewed God in the Courtroom: Religion's Role at Trial on January 28, 2012
God in the Courtroom: Religion's Role at Trial
Many good ideas for my kids and myself. Not a fan of the last technology section though. Using "online church services" as an alternative to going to church because of "boring sermons" might eliminate mind wandering and such, but you won't get fellowship that way (no chat room can make up for face to face contact)!
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