Research shows that jurors find instructions given to them by the courts in capital murder trials difficult to understand and often confusing. As a result, their decisions are often influenced by:

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Jurors' decisions in capital murder trials can be influenced by prejudice and racial bias, especially when they find the instructions confusing and difficult to understand. This can lead to decisions that are not solely based on the evidence presented but are affected by their personal biases.

Research Shows That Jurors Find Instructions Given to Them by the Courts