Television Courtroom Broadcasting by Paul Lambert

Author:Paul Lambert [Lambert, Paul]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Law, Media & the Law, Courts, Political Science, General, American Government, Judicial Branch, Social Science, Media Studies
ISBN: 9780761860068
Google: mQ14AAAAQBAJ
Publisher: University Press of America
Published: 2013-07-05T04:00:43+00:00

TCB factors

Many different reasons and factors contribute to mistaken identification. One flaw with TCB is that it frequently assumes that limited and basic courtroom actor questionnaires are not undermined by bias, drafting, self-reports, confidence, etc. issues. Frequently these issues are left unanswered and even unconsidered.

A review of existing legal-psychology research confirms that we must start to address the research flaws in courtroom broadcasting. We cannot continue to assume that courtroom actors/personnel and their replies are better than eyewitnesses accounts, or better in all instances. They should at least be similarly tested and researched.

Similarly legal-psychology, media and communications can assist out-of-court effect issues, for example, research of effects while multi-tasking in the courtroom.

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