According to Kalven and Zeisel's (1966)liberation hypothesis, jurors are most likely to consider extralegal evidence when the prosecution's evidence is

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Kalven and Zeisel's liberation hypothesis suggests that when the evidence presented by the prosecution is weak, jurors are more likely to be influenced by extralegal factors (such as personal biases or prejudices) in their decision-making process. This is because the lack of strong evidence leaves room for other considerations to come into play.

According to Kalven and Zeisel's (1966)liberation Hypothesis, Jurors Are Most