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The brain of an expert--such as surgeon, taxi driver, or musician--is functionally and structurally different from that of a nonexpert.
The unfairness of judgments from nonexpert citizens becomes obvious considering David Studdert's 2006 study, which conservatively calculated that juries denied compensation properly due in 16 percent of cases and awarded unwarranted payment in another 10 percent - a whopping 25 percent error rate.
89) Professor Richard Lazarus argues that these attorneys are more familiar with the strategies that are effective with the Court, (90) and that they correspondingly enjoy more success in their endeavors than nonexpert practitioners.
 
 
 
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