Which of the following allows jurors to "morally disengage" from the realities of their death penalty decision?

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All of the options listed contribute to the environment in which jurors can distance themselves from the emotional and moral weight of deciding on the death penalty. The trial structure, sequencing of evidence, formal atmosphere, and legal doctrines collectively create a context that can facilitate moral disengagement.

Which of the Following Allows Jurors to "Morally Disengage" from the Realities