Jurors come with deeply held beliefs

Each person's attitudes and opinions develop slowly, over a long period of time. Litigators need to understand that premise when dealing with jurors. Jury consultant and trial psychologist Jaine E. Fraser says "When you are in trial, there's a very small chance that you will change someone's opinion even though you are a persuasive devil." ...

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Jurors come with deeply held beliefs

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