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    The Liberation Hypothesis Suggests That Jurors Deviate from Fact-Finding in Cases
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The Liberation Hypothesis Suggests That Jurors Deviate from Fact-Finding in Cases

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The liberation hypothesis suggests that jurors deviate from fact-finding in cases in which the evidence against the defendant is weak or contradictory.

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