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Judge the Jury: Experience the Power of Reading People
Collectible. First Edition. 2000. Inscribed by the author, Jan Latiolais-Hargrave, with a note. Alice Weiser and Jan Latiolais-Hargrave Kendall/Hunt 226 pages. Paperback.
246 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2000
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October 22, 2019
This book is about hand writing analysis.
The company I worked for once upon a time insisted we use handwriting analysis for new hires. Alice Weiser was their go to person. I believed in a scientific tool called the DISC profile so I suggested we use both. I found Alice and the DISC profile said exactly the same thing but used different terminology. Alice gave me details in greater depth than the DISC which always turned out to be true.
Alice signed the book for me once I became a believer. I was cleaning out the bookcase and decided I wanted to look at the face reading section again. Ended up reading the entire book.
Alice explains how handwriting analysis works, along with a slew of other information about body language. She is one fascinating lady and so is her book.
The company I worked for once upon a time insisted we use handwriting analysis for new hires. Alice Weiser was their go to person. I believed in a scientific tool called the DISC profile so I suggested we use both. I found Alice and the DISC profile said exactly the same thing but used different terminology. Alice gave me details in greater depth than the DISC which always turned out to be true.
Alice signed the book for me once I became a believer. I was cleaning out the bookcase and decided I wanted to look at the face reading section again. Ended up reading the entire book.
Alice explains how handwriting analysis works, along with a slew of other information about body language. She is one fascinating lady and so is her book.
June 13, 2025
Judge the Jury: Experience the Power of Reading People by Alice Weiser and Jan Latiolais-Hargrave (signed copy!) is a book I grabbed at the United Way Merch Sale since it was the last day and they were trying to get rid of stuff.
This book was actually really interesting. Alice and Jan explain how some attorneys will choose their Jury members based on personality types. Turns out they don't actually want jurors who are not raised, they want jurors who will vote in their favor. Occasionally jurors are chosen based on all kinds of factors: handwriting, head and facial features, doodles, birth order and body movements. This book does a basic breakdown of all these things.
This book was actually really interesting. Alice and Jan explain how some attorneys will choose their Jury members based on personality types. Turns out they don't actually want jurors who are not raised, they want jurors who will vote in their favor. Occasionally jurors are chosen based on all kinds of factors: handwriting, head and facial features, doodles, birth order and body movements. This book does a basic breakdown of all these things.
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