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Evaluating Negative Forensic Evidence: When Do jurors Treat Absence of Evidence as Evidence of Absence?

Journal: Journal of Empirical Legal Studies
Published: 2017
Primary Author: William C. Thompson.
Secondary Authors: Nicholas Scurich, Rachel Dioso-Villa, Brenda Velazquez
Type: Publication
Research Area: Implementation and Practice
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