01587nam a2200313Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030020001800071020001500089020002600104020002300130035002100153040001000174050002400184100003200208245010300240250001200343260004300355300004300398504005100441505054200492650003701034650005301071650003101124650005301155700003401208700003101242324171OCoLC20260925115405.0130930s2013    njuak    b    001 0 eng    a9780769867076  a0769867073  a9780769882260 (ebook)  a0769882269 (ebook)  a(OCoLC)859159609  aPUCPR04aKF 9672b.L633 20131 aLoftus, Elizabeth F.2Local10aEyewitness testimonybcivil and criminalcElizabeth F. Loftus, James M. Doyle, Jennifer E. Dysart.  a5th ed.  aNew Providence, NJbLexisNexiscc2013.  axix, 447, [26] p.bill., formsc27 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aIntroduction to eyewitness testimony -- Factors determining perception -- Factors determining retention and retrieval of events -- Recognizing people -- Evaluating the eyewitness case -- Jurors' and others' beliefs about eyewitness testimony -- Pretrial proceedings in civil cases -- Pretrial proceedings in criminal cases -- Jury education and selection -- Opening statement -- Direct and redirect examinations -- Cross-examination: strategies and tactics -- Presenting expert testimony -- Instructions for the jury -- Closing argument. 0aWitnesseszUnited States.2Local 0aCriminalszUnited StatesxIdentification.2Local 0aForensic psychology2Local 0aEyewitness identificationzUnited States.2Local1 aDoyle, James M.d1950-2Local1 aDysart, Jennifer E.2Local