About

Breanna Rosales is a Trial Consultant with JuryScope. With a background in the social sciences, Ms. Rosales is an expert in human behavior and decision-making in the legal system. She has experience consulting on a variety of civil and criminal cases, from conducting large group surveys, including change of venue and community attitude surveys, to assisting in the development of juror questionnaires, to moderating in-person and virtual focus groups and mock trials. Analyzing the qualitative and quantitative data these pre-trial projects yield, Ms. Rosales expertly synthesizes this research into digestible reports to help inform trial preparation and strategy. Ms. Rosales also uses pre-trial research to develop recommendations for jury selection and has assisted numerous clients during voir dire.

Ms. Rosales graduated with honors from Centre College, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and Behavioral Neuroscience. She is a doctoral student at Arizona State University studying Law and Psychology. Ms. Rosales researches juror and jury attitude formation and decision-making, perceptions of corporate plaintiffs and defendants, and techniques to elicit attitudinal predictors of legally relevant juror biases during voir dire. Ms. Rosales is based in Arizona.