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A Survey Of Practitioners' Perceptions Of Utah's Medical Malpractice Pre-Litigation Program, Joann E. Carnahan, Kathy D. Pullins

Brigham Young University Journal of Public Law

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Collateral Estoppel In Potentially Changing Fact Situations: Dracos V. Hellenic Lines, Ltd., John M. Burke

BYU Law Review

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Timeliness Of A Motion To Intervene: Stotts V. Memphis Fire Department, John R. Erickson

BYU Law Review

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Reconciling The Age Discrimination In Employment Act And Federalism-Constitutional Balancing Or Judicial Sleight Of Hand: Eeoc V. Wyoming, Jeffrey B. Hays

BYU Law Review

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Civil Rights Class Actions In The 1980'S: The Burger Court's Pragmatic Approach To Problems Of Adequate Representation And Justiciability, C. Douglas Floyd

BYU Law Review

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Degree Of Immunity Applicable To Senior Aides Of The President Of The United States In Civil Actions Arising Under The Constitution: Harlow V. Fitzgerald, Lynda Cook

BYU Law Review

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Right To Sue Under Section 4 Of The Clayton Act - The Employee Deischarged For Regusal To Participate In The Anitcompetivie Practices Of His Employer: Bichan V. Chemetron Corp. Examined In Light Of Blue Shield V. Mcready, Ralph N. Bryson

BYU Law Review

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Standing To Challenge The Tax-Exempt Status Of Racially Discriminatory Private Schools: Wright V. Regan, Jamie D. Scott

BYU Law Review

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Standing Versus Justiciability: Recent Developments In Participatory Suits Brought By Congressional Plaintiffs, David G. Mangum

BYU Law Review

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Colloquy On Complex Litigation, Alvin B. Rubin, Francis R. Kirkham, Weyman I. Lundquist, Jerrold E. Salzman

BYU Law Review

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Sense And Non-Sense: Jury Trial Communication, Robert F. Forsten

BYU Law Review

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Symposium: The Use Of Videotape In The Courtroom, Tom C. Clark

BYU Law Review

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Juror Perceptions Of Trial Testimony As A Function Of The Method Of Presentation: A Comparison Of Live, Color Video, Black-And-White Video, Audio, And Transcript Presentations, Gerald R. Williams, Larry C. Farmer, Rex E. Lee, Bert P. Cundick, Robert J. Howell, C. Keith Rooker

BYU Law Review

Summary of Contents

I. Introduction

A. Uses of videotape in the litigation process

1. Prelitigation videotape uses

2. Videotaped depositions

3. Electronic trial records

4. Electronic presentation of evidence

B. A review of the research literature

II. The Research Design: Rationale and Description

A. The need to assess the impact of videotape in the litigation process

B. The live trial as a standard of comparison

C. Description of the research design

1. The stimulus trial

2. The trial participants

3. The physical setting

4. A description of the different trial procedures

5. The questionnaire

III. Research Results

A. Juror perceptions …

Opening Pandora's Box: Asking Judges And Attorneys To React To The Videotape Trial, Robert J. Grow, Robert A. Johnson

BYU Law Review

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The Effects Of Videotape Testimony In Jury Trials: Studies On Juror Decision Making, Information Retention, And Emotional Arousal, Gerald R. Miller, David C. Bender, Frank Boster, B. Thomas Florence, Norman Fontes, John Hocking, Henry Nicholson

BYU Law Review

Summary of Contents

I. Introduction: The Nature of the Research

II. Group I : The Nugent u. Clark Studies

A. Background

1. Selecting the stimulus trial

2. Editing the transcript

3. Preparing the trial

a. Casting

b. Equipment

B. Nugent u. Clark Study

1 : live v. videotape trials 1. Questions examined

2. Procedures

a. The live presentation

b. The videotape presentation

c. The questionnaire

3. Results and discussion

a. Negligence verdicts and mean awards

b. Juror perception of attorney credibility

c. Juror information retention

d. Juror interest and motivation

4. Conclusions from Study 1

C. Nugent u. Clark Study …

An Assessment Of Videotape In The Criminal Courts, Ernest H. Short, B. Thomas Florence, Mary Alice Marsh

BYU Law Review

Summary of Contents

I. Introduction

A. A brief history of television and videotape in the justice system

B. Recent studies of videotape technology in the justice system

C. Overview of the goals and methodology of the present study

II. The Videotape System

A. The recording environment

1. Lighting

2. Spatial arrangement

3. Participant mobility

4. Acoustics

5. Electrical power

B. Production techniques

1. Video source location

2. Audio source location

3. Picture composition

a. Zooms

b. Varying video sources

c. Special effects

C. Alternative equipment combinations

1. System 1 : the single camera

2. System 2: the single camera with …

Critique - Data In Search Of Theory In Search Of Policy: Behavioral Responses To Videotape In The Courtroom, Gordon Bermant

BYU Law Review

No abstract provided.