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First published 2015-9

Japan’s Lay Judge System

Philip L. Reichel, Yumi E. Suzuki

International Criminal Justice Review

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First published 2020-6

Perceptions of Mental Health Conditions in Criminal Cases: A Survey Study Involving Swedish Lay Judges

Karolina Sörman, Jennifer Cox, Charlotte Eklund Rimsten [...]

Criminal Justice and Behavior

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First published 2005-10

‘Take it from Me…’—The Roles of the Judge and Lay Assessors in Deciding Questions of Law in Appeals to the Crown Court

Michael Bohlander

The Journal of Criminal Law

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First published 1993-10

The Ability of two lay groups to Judge Product Warning Effectiveness

James M. Miller, J. Paul Frantz, Bruce W. Main

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting

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First published 2014-7

Hanging in Japan: What Occupation-era documents and a lay judge trial reveal about executions in the state that still kills in secret

David T Johnson, Kenji Nagata

Punishment & Society

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First published 1961-9

JOHN P. DAWSON. A History of Lay Judges. Pp. viii,310. Cambridge,Mass.: Harvard University Press,1960. $6.50

Francis H. Heller

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

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First published 2021-2

Are There Differences in Experts’ and Lay Assessors’ Attractiveness Judgments of Non-Professional Men’s Dance/Gait Movements?

Bernhard Fink, Yulia Apalkova, Marina L. Butovskaya [...]

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2009-01

Judging Drawing Abilities of Hong Kong Chinese Gifted Students: Could Nonexperts Make Expert-Like Judgments?

David W. Chan, Lai-kwan Chan, Amethyst Chau

Gifted Child Quarterly

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First published 1997-05

Small Towns and the Big City: Examining Differences in the Work of Croatian Mixed Tribunals

Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovie

International Criminal Justice Review

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First published 2001-04

“That’s Completely Obvious... and Important”: Lay Judgments of Social Psychological Findings

F. D. Richard, Charles F. Bond, Juli J. Stokes-Zoota

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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