The addition of a first-class webcam to our research tool box made all the difference in the world in 2020. Our last live focus group was in Tifton, Georgia in March 2020. Then the pandemic set in. After March 2020 live research stopped, masks became a lifesaving fashion statement and we all watched in dismay […]
Mock jury trials are simulated courtroom scenarios where lawyers test their cases before presenting them in a real trial. Whether for civil litigation or criminal defense, mock juries help attorneys refine their strategies, anticipate challenges, and assess how a jury might perceive their case. The goal is to simulate the dynamics of a real trial
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By participating in paid market research, you can provide valuable feedback and get compensated for it. One of the most popular ways to get involved in market research is by joining paid focus groups, either in-person or online. These focus groups are a key part of our services, where we engage with participants to provide
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Discussions about the impact of AI surround every facet of our work lives. Most of the creative and research platforms we use to organize trial focus groups now are offering some form of AI support. We can generate new images, ideas, and analysis at the push of a button. And now AI created mock jury
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Beginning January 2022 Crantford Research will include SC voter focus group insights to its monthly SCIndex polling report.
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The DIY work around on the limits of social media reviews is pretty simple. The best predictive data on any public background review is data that is derived from behavior. This doubly applies while reviewing the on-stage information you are picking up from social media. Facebook profiles offer some interesting clues, Likes, Movies, Music, etc.
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Scouring social media for insights on potential jurors can yield very helpful information when preparing for trial. But in any secondary data review, there are risks associated with drawing hard conclusions from info that is self-generated or curated by an individual. Some weeks ago, a Harvard bound student with a valid Visa was stopped in
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