Grant Todd Speaks With Kristen White
Kristen White, host of “The Ripple Effect,” interviews Grant Todd, Author of “Survive and Thrive.” Nov. 24, 2015
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Commentary Introduction
Materials have been trial tested and are presently available to all English-speaking jurors and juries to: For several years, Fair and Just Deliberations has approached Judges and the court system nationwide to encourage them to offer the above benefits, but for whatever reason their response… Read More »Commentary Introduction
Survive and Thrive
A Blueprint for Innovation in Challenging Times In Survive and Thrive, Grant Todd enables the shift in thinking from Rock Logic™ (an immovable “what is” identity) to Water Logic™ (a continually seeking “path to” an innovative and superior outcome.) Survive and Thrive is available at… Read More »Survive and Thrive
Structuring an Intersection of Culture, Bias, and Judgment in the American Jury
A trial jury of qualified citizens is an instrument of the courts and guaranteed available by the sixth amendment to our constitution. The objective is to gather a citizen microcosm of our continually evolving society to determine responsibility, if any, on the part of the… Read More »Structuring an Intersection of Culture, Bias, and Judgment in the American Jury
A.B.A. Principles and “GroupThink”
A.B.A Principles for Jury Improvement Jury Instructions are primarily exhortational and therefore offered up by the Judge as an inducement via suggestions. A jury is free to use any process, organized or otherwise to determine an outcome, save what the judge has explicitly forbidden. The… Read More »A.B.A. Principles and “GroupThink”
Invisible Error
Case Western University School of Law Faculty Publication by Cassandra Burke Robertson