Jurors' beliefs about witness testimony are often misinformed,placing too much credence in accuracy,and resulting in a diminished ability to appreciate its fallibility.

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Research has shown that jurors often overestimate the reliability and accuracy of witness testimony, and may not fully appreciate factors that can affect a witness's ability to accurately recall or report information. This can lead to a misunderstanding of the fallibility of testimony, and may result in wrongful convictions or acquittals.

Jurors' Beliefs About Witness Testimony Are Often Misinformed,placing Too Much