> David
Weinberg,
Attorney at Law –
Chief Executive Officer
weinbergd@jurygroup.com
For more than 25 years, Jurygroup founder David Weinberg
has been advising trial lawyers on high-tech strategies for high-dollar
litigation. Mr. Weinberg leads a team of multidisciplinary professionals
drawn from the fields of computer graphics, videography, television
and print journalism, behavioral science, business, finance, construction,
engineering, forensics, investigation and health care. With his direction,
they will help you build and employ powerful visual themes that you
can use day-after-day to reinforce your litigation strategy. Mr. Weinberg
frequently appears on national television to demonstrate the forensic
reconstruction of major news events. He is a member and speaker in
the American Academy of Forensic Science, and is active in the American
Bar Association, where he has chaired the Committee on the Use of
Technologically Sophisticated Evidence, and the ABA General Practice
Section’s
Technology Group. He is the editor of Computer Animation in the Courtroom:
A Primer, a multimedia publication of the American Bar Association
> Dr. Darlene Shelton
President
darlene.shelton@jurygroup.com
Dr. Darlene Shelton is an authority on cross-cultural psychology,
body language and micro behaviors. She will profile jurors likely
to support or oppose your case. She will advise you on approaches
to voir dire that will bring hidden attitudes to light and help you
spot hostile jurors you might not recognize. She will advise you
on jury selection and recommend crucial themes, words and images
that will maximize communications with your jury panel, whatever
their background. Dr. Shelton speaks frequently before the American
Bar Association about psychological profiling. She is a licensed
clinical psychologist in Connecticut and Kentucky. She has served
on the research faculties of the University of Miami School of Medicine
and Yale Medical School. She has been a consultant on racial/ethnic
issues for federal, state and municipal goverments. Dr. Shelton is
a member of the American Psychological Association Society for the
Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues and the Media Psychology
Division. She recently chaired the Ethnic Diversity Task Force of
the Connecticut Psychological Association. Dr. Shelton has been honored
by the White House for her work with disadvantaged communities and
is cited in multiple volumes of Marquis’ Who’s Who.
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