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OWN-RACE BIAS Meissner & Brigham (2001) meta-analysis: 39 research articles 91 independent samples 5,000 witnesses/participants Witnesses were 1.4 times more likely to correctly identify an own-race face than an other-race faces. A mistaken identification was 1.56 times more likely in other-race than same-race conditions Overall, participants were 2.2 times as likely to accurately identify own-race faces as other-race faces 55
Objective v. Subjective • Born = Hawaii • Father = African • Mother = White • Raised = Hawaii, Etc. • Objective? • Subjective? • Who decides? • South African Studies
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Overview State v Henderson, decide
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Issues and Authorities Involved U.
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CHANGES WROUGHT New vocabulary: Sy
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Henderson Holding Henderson has ma
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RECORDING & DOCUMENTATION REQUIREME
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RECORDING & DOCUMENTATION Document
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AG GUIDELINES STEP 1: Determine wh
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Sequential vs. Simultaneous • SEQ
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TRIAL PROCEDURES & EVIDENTIARY ISSU
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Text of New Court Rules
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Hon. Lisa Rose, J.S.C. Judge Rose t
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