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The Legal Landscape in Terrorism Trials,pon in such trials and the plethora of publicity surrounding them. Juries in terrorism trials are potentially exposed to increased levels of bias, intimidation, boredom, frustration and confusion. In some countries, to resolve these problems, the right of the defendant to trial by jury has been abro

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Terrorist Trials: Forensic Science and the Trial Process,. While the link between the accused and the crime is likely to the major point of contention and the one at which forensic science will be most likely to be engaged, forensic science will often have an important role to play in identifying the methods used to commit the acts in question. In terrori

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Animating the Bomber: The Sydney Bomber Trial,t their responses. Computer animations can depict what film or video cannot record, but precisely because animations can depict anything whatever, their truthfulness can be questioned. Yet animations also share key features with film and video that encourage belief: the flow of images diverts viewer

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Gruesome Evidence: The Use of Beheading Videos and Other Disturbing Pictures in Terrorism Trials,incidents relevant to the case. How can legal systems take advantage of the compelling explanatory capacity of pictures while at the same time shielding the proceedings from prejudicial effects? This chapter explores the complex psychology of viewing to give participants in the legal system and memb

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Displaying the Bomb on the Train: The Challenge of Preparing Visual Evidence,ersuasive oral rhetoric of lawyers is increasingly being replaced by compelling visual media displays presenting a range of digital evidence in a convincing and credible manner. The types of visual media being introduced into courtrooms around the world pose challenges to those using and viewing suc

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The Sydney Bomber Study: Introducing the Mock Jurors,der and educational attainment. However, they were probably more likely to be retired or otherwise not in full-time employment. jurors who come to court fearful of terrorism may hold a potential prejudice against an accused person charged with terrorist offences and may be reluctant to disclose thei