Instructions, Verdicts, and Judicial Behavior Book

	Series Introduction
	Volume Introduction
	On the Requirements of Proof: The Timing of Judicial Instruction and Mock Juror Verdicts	1
	Toward Criminal Jury Instructions that Jurors Can Understand	12
	On the Inefficacy of Limiting Instructions: When Jurors Use Prior Conviction Evidence to Decide on Guilt	49
	Guidelines for Drafting Understandable Jury Instructions: An Introduction to the Use of Psycholinguistics	61
	Effect of Particularized Instructions on Evaluation of Eyewitness Identification Evidence	77
	Do Jurors Understand Criminal Jury Instructions? Analyzing the Results of the Michigan Juror Comprehension Project	93
	A Comparison of Verdicts Obtained in Severed and Joined Criminal Trials	130
	The Effects of Consensus Requirements and Multiple Decisions on Mock Juror Verdict Preferences	143
	Biases in Trials Involving Defendants Charged with Multiple Offenses	159
	Runaway Verdicts or Reasoned Determinations: Mock Juror Strategies in Awarding Damages	187
	Lawyers' Predictions of Success	213
	Determining Damages: The Influence of Expert Testimony on Jurors' Decision Making	231
	Judges' Nonverbal Behavior in Jury Trials: A Threat to Judicial Impartiality	242
	The Appearance of Justice: Judges' Verbal and Nonverbal Behavior in Criminal Jury Trials	275
	Acknowledgments	351