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From the decisions, it can be concluded that the results do support the hypothesis that mock jurors place a harsher sentence on the un sweet suspect in the manslaughter case. Whereas, it was not seen as significant on the unattractive defendant in the theft case, this finding is counterintuitive to the hypothesis however, one can speculate that existence attractive may be more beneficial to those that are on campaign for a serious crime. The implications here could be down to the serious consequences to the defendants life if they found guilty for manslaughter, when in actual particular it may not be entirely their fault. Whereas, with the theft case thither was no doubt in the jurors mind that that individual was responsible for the consequences of their crime, collect to being seen on Closed Circuit Television. With the legal system being highly complicated and complex, and with the limited knowledge the jurors hold ab emerge the system, peradventure it is this that could explain that people were more likely to place a lesser sentence on those in the manslaughter case. But this might not be the only reason for this difference, as the unattractive manslaughter-unattractive theft comparison did not yield significant results. As Baldwin and McConville (1979) pointed out that juries easily fall victim to stereotypes, manipulation and outside watchs and fails in almost all of its goals, the results found here, and precedent research further develops this theory. From the concerning results found, there is evidence that attractiveness does have an unwished-for effect due to the internal biases of jurors. As a part of the study, participants were asked to resoluteness short questions if they believed there was a criminal face and 10 out of the 32 participa... ...he did not commit. Retrieved January 3, 2012, from the.point.is http//en.tpinews.com/2008/04/24/27-years-in-prison-for-a-crime-he-did-not-commit.htmlTumonis, V. (2011). Persuasiveness of F irst Impressions The Halo outlet . Retrieved January 21, 2012, from SwayCraft http//www.swaycraft.com/421/persuasiveness-of-first-impressions-the-halo-effect/United Nations. (1948). The Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Retrieved from United Nations 3Whittemore, K. E., & Ogloff, J. R. P. (1 995). Factors that influence jury decision making Disposition instructions and mental raise at the time of the trial. Law and Human Behavior. 1 9,283-303.Zakas, N. C. (2005, July 11). The Eye of the observer Appearance Discrimination in the Workplace. Retrieved January 12, 2012, from nczonline http//www.nczonline.net/downloads/AppearanceDiscriminationInTheWorkplace.pdf