Stolle, D. P. & Studebaker, C. (November 2006). Developing, testing, and presenting persuasive trial themes. Presentation to the DuPage County Bar Association, DuPage County, Illinois.
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Stolle, D. P. (September 2005). The big unknown: Ethical issues in jury research. In Pratt, T. A. (Chair), Best practices for litigation management: Controlling the risks, the exposure and the costs. Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel Symposium, Chicago, Illinois.
Stolle, D. P. (June 2005). Jury research: Applied social science in litigation. Invited address to the Indiana Paralegal Association, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Stolle, D. P. (April 2005). Therapeutic jurisprudence: Promoting psychological wellbeing in day-to-day law practice. Invited address to the students and faculty of the Indiana School of Law, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Stolle, D. P. & Inskeep, K. H. (March 2005). Lawyers’ ethical and legal obligations when mock jurors breach confidentiality agreements. In Mark Phillips (Chair), Ethical and professional issues in trial consulting. Symposium conducted at the 2005 Annual Conference of the American Psychology-Law Society, La Jolla, California.
Stolle, D. P. (March 2005). Law as a helping profession: A psychological perspective on careers in the law. Invited address to Wabash College Pre-Law Program, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
Stolle, D. P. & Harris, B. A. (June 2004). Jury psychology in intellectual property litigation: The theories, methods, and applications of empirical jury research. In D. M. Young (Chair), Litigation issues for biotech IP. Symposium conducted at the Midwestern Biotech Intellectual Property Law Symposium, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Stolle, D. P. (April 2004). Jury psychology: The theories, methods, and applications of empirical jury research. In R. MacGill & D. Stolle (Co-chairs), Jury research and settlement analysis. Indiana Continuing Legal Education Program, conducted in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Devine, D. J., Stolle, D. P., Hemmerlein, K., Barnes, H., Studebaker, N. (March 2004). A field study of the relationship between jury demographics and verdicts. In M. B. Kovera & L. Levett (Co-chairs), New directions in jury selection and trial consulting research. Symposium conducted at the 2004 Annual Conference of the American Psychology-Law Society, Scottsdale, … more »
Stolle, D. P. (October 2003). A trial consultant’s view of jury research: What you don’t learn in graduate school. Invited address to the students and faculty of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Law & Psychology Program, Lincoln, Nebraska.