The effect of double judgments on public confidence in court decisions for the trial by citizen-participation in Korea

Legal decision making among Korean and American legal professionals and lay people

“…Therefore, it is possible to have two separate verdicts (from the judges and the jury) in the same trial. However, Park (2009) demonstrated that Korean citizens showed a greater tendency to distrust the trial judges' verdict than the jury's verdict, when a disagreement exists between the jury and the trial judges in a trial. The study results demonstrated that the agreement rates between Korean legal professionals (judges) and lay people is comparable to the agreement rates between American legal professionals and lay people.…”

The Feasibility of Expanding the Jury Pool in Hong Kong

“…The use of a community sample is not uncommon in jury research, and previous studies on juror decision making have also used a community representative sample. For examples, see Goodman-Delahunty and Hewson (2010); McCabe, Krauss, and Lieberman (2010); and Park, Han, and Seong (2010).…”