Factors Influencing Juror Sentencing Decisions: Race, Social Economic Status, Attorney Credibility and the Relevance of Stereotype Attribution Theory

Force, Nichole R.

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Factors Influencing Juror Sentencing Decisions: Race, Social Economic Status, Attorney Credibility and the Relevance of Stereotype Attribution Theory

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thesis:degree_name Master of Arts

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Author dc:creator: Force, Nichole R.

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Counseling Psychology

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Force, Nichole R.. Factors Influencing Juror Sentencing Decisions: Race, Social Economic Status, Attorney Credibility and the Relevance of Stereotype Attribution Theory. Campus Access only Theses thesis, https://digitalcommons.lmu.edu/etd/1247

Factors Influencing Juror Sentencing Decisions: Race, Social Economic Status, Attorney Credibility and the Relevance of Stereotype Attribution Theory

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