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    Jurors' perception of a defendant's guilt can be influenced by body language. The document discusses whether jurors should be allowed to see a defendant, like Lance Armstrong in his interview with Oprah, making a "confession" given the role body language can play. Students are assigned to write a 500+ word research-based essay analyzing nonverbal language and the courtroom setting to argue whether jurors should be able to see the defendant, taking into account the roles of prosecution and defense as well as manipulation of language and rhetoric. The essay should follow APA format.

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    Jurors' perception of a defendant's guilt can be influenced by body language. The document discusses whether jurors should be allowed to see a defendant, like Lance Armstrong in his interview with Oprah, making a "confession" given the role body language can play. Students are assigned to write a 500+ word research-based essay analyzing nonverbal language and the courtroom setting to argue whether jurors should be able to see the defendant, taking into account the roles of prosecution and defense as well as manipulation of language and rhetoric. The essay should follow APA format.

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    Jurors' perception of a defendant's guilt can be influenced by body language. The document discusses whether jurors should be allowed to see a defendant, like Lance Armstrong in his interview with Oprah, making a "confession" given the role body language can play. Students are assigned to write a 500+ word research-based essay analyzing nonverbal language and the courtroom setting to argue whether jurors should be able to see the defendant, taking into account the roles of prosecution and defense as well as manipulation of language and rhetoric. The essay should follow APA format.

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    Jurors' perception of a defendant's guilt can be influenced by body language. The document discusses whether jurors should be allowed to see a defendant, like Lance Armstrong in his interview with Oprah, making a "confession" given the role body language can play. Students are assigned to write a 500+ word research-based essay analyzing nonverbal language and the courtroom setting to argue whether jurors should be able to see the defendant, taking into account the roles of prosecution and defense as well as manipulation of language and rhetoric. The essay should follow APA format.

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    Assignment: Nonverbal Language

    Read the section of THiNK Chapter 3 (you can access this reading through your
    SmartBook link), which discusses Lance Armstrong’s interview with Oprah. Body
    language plays an important role in jurors’ perception of a defendant’s guilt. If this had
    been a trial, discuss whether the jurors should have been allowed to see Armstrong
    making his “confession,” or if a law should be put in place that sets the defendant out of
    the jurors’ view so as not to allow the defendant’s body language to influence jurors’
    decisions.

    Write a well-developed, research-based essay of at least 500 words that analyzes


    nonverbal language and the courtroom setting in order to answer the question of
    whether or not jurors should be allowed to see the defendant in a trial. Consider the
    roles of the prosecution and defense, nonverbal language, and language manipulation
    or language games, and the use of rhetorical devices. Your paper should follow APA
    format. For APA resources and guides, visit the Resources section on the left-side
    Blackboard menu.

    Book link: https://newconnect.mheducation.com/

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