Articles Featuring Gregory Mitchell

‘Common Law’ Looks at How People Obey — and Use — Law in Their Everyday Lives
March 9, 2023
‘Common Law’ Looks at Why Public Perception of Supreme Court’s Legitimacy May Be Changing
February 9, 2023
‘Common Law’: Predicting Violence
July 7, 2022
‘Common Law’: The Psychology of Eyewitness Memory
May 12, 2022
‘Common Law’: Why Fair Procedures Matter in Policing
March 17, 2022
‘Common Law’ Podcast’s Fourth Season Features 4 ‘Co-Counsel’
January 27, 2022
New UVA Law Research May Test Jurors' Faith in Forensics
July 6, 2017
Ushering in the Death of Junk Science
October 31, 2016
UVA Law's Criminal Law Faculty Help Shape National Conversation on Justice
July 27, 2016
Legal Empiricist, Economist Joshua Fischman Returns to UVA Law Faculty
June 16, 2016
Professor Greg Mitchell's New Book Demystifies U.S. Court System
March 28, 2016
Insight From the Trenches: 7 J-Term Courses That Pair Outside Experts with UVA Law Professors
January 18, 2016
Greg Mitchell Wins UVA All-University Teaching Award
April 24, 2014
Supreme Court Justices Cite Virginia Law Professors in Wal-Mart Decision
June 20, 2011
Faculty Q&A: Greg Mitchell, Larry Walker and John Monahan on Wal-Mart Employment Discrimination Class Action
May 2, 2011
Mitchell Explores What Psychology Can Bring to Study of Judicial Decision-Making in New Book
June 21, 2010
One of the Most Sacred Premises in American Law Is Bunk
May 15, 2023
Study: Americans Think Things Are Worse Than They Are. How About You?
May 5, 2023
Pessimism Is the One Thing Americans Can Agree On
April 6, 2023
Study Shows Defense Expert Rebuttals Can Neutralize Prosecution Fingerprint Evidence
February 25, 2022
Derek Chauvin Trial Turns Into Clash of Experts
April 14, 2021
The World is Relying on a Flawed Psychological Test to Fight Racism
December 3, 2017
Implicit Bias: Is Everyone Racist?
June 5, 2017
12 Faculty Books Delve into Notions of Home and Nation
February 6, 2017
Psychology's Favorite Tool for Measuring Racism Isn't Up to the Job
January 11, 2017
Law Professors Pen Guide to American Courts
April 18, 2016
The Latest From the World of Bite Mark Evidence
February 1, 2016
As CA Attorney General Launches Implicit Bias Training, a Look Behind the Science
April 20, 2015
UVA Study: Implicit Bias Difficult to Overcome
August 11, 2014
What the Right Gets Right
January 15, 2012
Supreme Court to Weigh Sociology Issue in Wal-Mart Discrimination Case
March 27, 2011
Records Describe Scene of Violence at Love's Apartment
July 8, 2010
Our Hidden Prejudices, on Trial
April 25, 2008
Fishburne to Pay $250,000
December 12, 2007