Jeremy Shifton

Jeremy Shifton is Adjunct Instructor in Criminal Justice at SUNY Oswego, where his research examines evidentiary perception in criminal proceedings. Specializing in juror decision-making processes, Shifton's work analyzes how interrogation practices, confession characteristics, and demographic factors influence trial outcomes.

Publications investigate systemic aspects of wrongful convictions including compensation disparities between public opinion and legal reality. Research employs experimental methodologies to simulate trial scenarios and evidence evaluation processes.