Did You Know

Attitude variables, such as trust in major corporations, authoritarianism, internal locus of control, and many more, can signal which way a potential juror might lean when deciding on a verdict. The only way to find out what attitude variables might help or hurt your side of a case is to develop attitude profiles through pretrial research (focus groups and mock trials) then design voir dire questions to uncover those attitudes during jury selection. The variable might not look like it relates to your case, but the pre-trial research will tell you otherwise! The beauty of finding an attitude variable that separates plaintiff from defense jurors is that the other side does not know what the “right answer” is.

Welcome to Trial Science, Inc.

Trial Science (TSI) provides an integrated program for scientific trial preparation. This program features cutting edge advances in psychological theory and software technology. Now attorneys can have objective and valuable information on juror bias.

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The Trial Science system is a comprehensive thread of case consultation that runs from discovery, through voir dire, and through the trial itself. The areas Trial Science targets for optimum results: Focus Groups, Mock Trials, Development & Presentation of Exhibits, Witness Preparation, Supplemental Questionnaires for the Jury Panel and Jury Selection.

News That Matters

Civil Court Judicial Forum hears from Trial Science

Dr. Dugan presented on the Advanced Electronic Courtroom at the Judicial Forum on October 23rd.

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Success Stories

Autumn Win Streak

Three cases for which Trial Science conducted pre-trial research and/or jury selection all came back with favorable verdicts in October.

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