The Malleable Mind in the Courtroom: Why Confident Eyewitnesses Often Provide the Least Reliable Evidence
by David M. Reutter
“Remembrance of things past is not necessarily the remembrance of things as they were.”
– Marcel Proust
When jurors weigh evidence in a criminal trial, few types of evidence are more persuasive than a witness pointing across a courtroom and declaring with absolute certainty: “That’s the ...
