jury duty? in college?

BCEagle91
Sat, 13 Apr 2013 17:19:27 +0000

Stepping back, if we’re looking for truth, justice, and the American way, being
able to read body language when listening to testimony is important for jury
members, judges, and any innocent parties. You can’t really do that via
videoconferencing, and I’ve been in many video-conferences.



Some people may be able to read body language and some people may be able to persuade others with clever use of feigned body language. I thought that you stated that you wanted to not let emotional arguments color analysis. Isn’t this something that body language can do? In the abstract, wouldn’t plain text be better? We could then filter out our personal bias against the defendant and witnesses.