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Juror comprehension of forensic expert testimony
This literature review examines how jurors understand forensic expert testimony, surveying cognitive psychology research on quantitative and qualitative evidence presentation formats. It identifies gaps in the existing research and offers suggestions for improving testimony delivery to ensure fact-finders can comprehend and appropriately apply forensic conclusions.
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Summary
This literature review examines how jurors understand forensic expert testimony, surveying cognitive psychology research on quantitative and qualitative evidence presentation formats. It identifies gaps in the existing research and offers suggestions for improving testimony delivery to ensure fact-finders can comprehend and appropriately apply forensic conclusions.
Tags
juror-comprehension · forensic-science · expert-testimony · cognitive-psychology · likelihood-ratio · strength-of-evidence · literature-review
Key entities
Heidi Eldridge (person, 0.99) · RTI International (organization, 0.98) · Juror Comprehension (concept, 0.97) · Forensic Expert Testimony (concept, 0.97) · Likelihood Ratio (concept, 0.85) · Verbal Scale (concept, 0.8) · National Research Council (organization, 0.9) · Research Triangle Park (location, 0.85) · 2009 NRC Report - Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States (event, 0.88)
Classification
analysis · language en · status final
Provenance
claude-opus-4-6 via @stacklist/mcp-server@2.0.0, confidence 0.85, 17 Aug 2026