Phoebe Kane is an Associate at DOAR. In this role, they support jury research through script development, group facilitation, and report writing, and contributes to the firm’s thought leadership initiatives. Their research focuses on courtroom processes, jury and judicial decision-making, and the influence of bias in the courtroom.
Before joining DOAR, they gained experience with Blueprint Trial Consulting. As a graduate research assistant at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Phoebe studied plea bargaining, confessions, and eyewitness identification. Their master’s thesis examined the fairness of lineups used in eyewitness research.
Phoebe is completing a Ph.D. in Law and Psychology at Arizona State University and expects to graduate in May 2027. Previously, they earned an M.A. in Forensic Psychology from John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a B.A. in Psychology from Ball State University. While at John Jay, Phoebe was one of the inaugural recipients of DOAR’s Samuel H. Solomon Memorial Scholarship.