| The coming paradigm shift in forensic identification science MJ Saks, JJ Koehler Science 309 (5736), 892-895, 2005 | 832 | 2005 |
| Do we really know anything about the behavior of the tort litigation system. And why not? MJ Saks University of Pennsylvania Law Review 140 (4), 1147-1292, 1992 | 816 | 1992 |
| The Daubert/Kumho implications of observer effects in forensic science: Hidden problems of expectation and suggestion DM Risinger, MJ Saks, WC Thompson, R Rosenthal Calif. L. Rev. 90, 1, 2002 | 643 | 2002 |
| Human information processing and adjudication: Trial by heuristics MJ Saks, RF Kidd Law & Society Review 15 (1), 123-160, 1981 | 566 | 1981 |
| The CSI effect: Popular fiction about forensic science affects the public's expectations about real forensic science NJ Schweitzer, MJ Saks Jurimetrics, 357-364, 2007 | 472 | 2007 |
| The individualization fallacy in forensic science evidence MJ Saks, JJ Koehler Vand. L. Rev. 61, 199, 2008 | 364 | 2008 |
| Social psychology in court. MJ Saks, R Hastie Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1978 | 351 | 1978 |
| On the inefficacy of limiting instructions: When jurors use prior conviction evidence to decide on guilt RL Wissler, MJ Saks Law and Human Behavior 9 (1), 37-48, 1985 | 342 | 1985 |
| Exorcism of ignorance as a proxy for rational knowledge: the lessons of handwriting identification expertise DM Risinger, MP Denbeaux, MJ Saks U. Pa. L. Rev. 137, 731, 1988 | 332 | 1988 |
| Jury verdicts: The role of group size and social decision rule MJ Saks Lexington Books, 1977 | 326 | 1977 |
| Justice improved: The unrecognized benefits of aggregation and sampling in the trial of mass torts MJ Saks, PD Blanck Stanford Law Review, 815-851, 1992 | 285 | 1992 |
| Merlin and Solomon: Lessons from the law's formative encounters with forensic identification science MJ Saks Hastings Lj 49, 1069, 1997 | 278 | 1997 |
| Check your crystal ball at the courthouse door, please: Exploring the past, understanding the present, and worrying about the future of scientific evidence DL Faigman, E Porter, MJ Saks Cardozo L. Rev. 15, 1799, 1993 | 242 | 1993 |
| Modern scientific evidence DL Faigman, D Kaye, M Saks, J Sanders | 222* | 1997 |
| Context management toolbox: A linear sequential unmasking (LSU) approach for minimizing cognitive bias in forensic decision making IE Dror, WC Thompson, CA Meissner, I Kornfield, D Krane, M Saks, ... Journal of forensic sciences 60 (4), 1111-1112, 2015 | 220 | 2015 |
| Children’s competence to consent GB Melton, GP Koocher, MJ Saks Children’s competence to consent, 1-18, 1983 | 219 | 1983 |
| What do jury experiments tell us about how juries (should) make decisions MJ Saks S. Cal. Interdisc. LJ 6, 1, 1997 | 202 | 1997 |
| Neuroimages as evidence in a mens rea defense: No impact. NJ Schweitzer, MJ Saks, ER Murphy, AL Roskies, W Sinnott-Armstrong, ... Psychology, Public Policy, and Law 17 (3), 357, 2011 | 200 | 2011 |
| Decisionmaking about general damages: A comparison of jurors, judges, and lawyers RL Wissler, AJ Hart, MJ Saks The Right to a Fair Trial, 355-430, 2017 | 199 | 2017 |
| A meta-analysis of the effects of jury size MJ Saks, MW Marti Law and Human Behavior 21, 451-467, 1997 | 191 | 1997 |
D. Michael RisingerProf. of law, seton hall universityVerified email at shu.edu
