Interview with: Ted Eisenberg

Henry Allen Mark Professor of Law
Cornell University Law School

• Eisenberg speaks about expert testimony, as well as empirical research on punitive damages and the death penalty.

Interview with: Tom Tyler

Professor of Psychology
New York University

• Tyler speaks about procedural justice.

Interview with: Herbert Kritzer

Professor of Law
University of Minnesota

• Kritzer speaks about the impact of Daubert in the law firm.

Interview with: Michael Saks

Professor of Law and Psychology
Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law

• Saks speaks about jury size, as well as the role of forensic science in the courtroom.

Interview with: Steven D. Penrod

Distinguished Professor of Psychology
John Jay College

• Penrod speaks about his expert testimony in an important New Jersey eyewitness identification case.

Interview with: George Hay

Edward Cornell Professor of Law
Cornell University Law School

• Hay speaks about law and economics including economic testimony in anti-trust cases.

Interview with: Michael Heise

Professor of Law
Cornell University Law School

• Heise speaks about the role of social science in education law.

Interview with: Setsuo Miyazawa

Professor of Law
Aoyama Gakuin University

• Miyazawa speaks about the Law and Society movement in Japan, as well as Saiban-in Seido, Japan's lay judge system.

Interview with: Neil Vidmar

Professor of Law and Psychology
Duke University

• Vidmar speaks about expert testimony in the adversary system.