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Title: The liberation hypothesis suggests that, when faced with ambiguous evidence, jurors Post by: yang on Jan 21, 2018 The liberation hypothesis suggests that, when faced with ambiguous evidence, jurors
A. will decide in favor of the plaintiff in civil trials. B. will decide in favor of the defendant in criminal trials. C. will rely on their biases and assumptions to decide a case. D. will decide in favor of defendants in both civil and criminal trials. Title: The liberation hypothesis suggests that, when faced with ambiguous evidence, jurors Post by: Svensk Impirium on Jan 21, 2018 C
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