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Unconscious influences on judicial decision-making: The illusion of objectivity
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Unconscious influences on judicial decision-making: The illusion of objectivity

John F. Irwin and Daniel L. Real
McGeorge Law Review, Vol.42(1), pp.1-18
2010

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Judicial process Judicial ethics
Judicial decision making is influenced by unconscious decisions and motivations - implicit biases. This paper explores how implicit bias impacts judicial decision-making, as well as considerations for minimizing negative impacts of implicit bias.
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