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In a court of law, it pays to be attractive as juries tend to show a bias in favor of good-looking defendants. A new Cornell study ("When Emotionality Trumps Reason") found that unattractive defendants tend to get hit with longer, harsher sentences -- on average 22 months longer in prison, than attractive defendants.
The study also identified two kinds of jurors: Those who process information emotionally and [b][i]give harsher verdicts to unattractive defendants [/i][/b]and those who do it rationally and focus less on defendants' looks.
Who ever said life was fair?
* https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2010/05/unattractive-people-pay-price-court
The study also identified two kinds of jurors: Those who process information emotionally and [b][i]give harsher verdicts to unattractive defendants [/i][/b]and those who do it rationally and focus less on defendants' looks.
Who ever said life was fair?
* https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2010/05/unattractive-people-pay-price-court