Aging jury: Attorneys evaluate how inaccurate memories can affect jurors’ reliability

Dolan Media NewswiresA study that suggests older people make more errors in recollecting details has presented lawyers with the possibility that older jurors’ impaired memories produces less reliable juries. The University of Virginia study, published in a recent issue of the Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, also suggests older people are surer that their erroneous recollections are ...

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Aging jury: Attorneys evaluate how inaccurate memories can affect jurors’ reliability

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