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Tag Archives: Journal of Empirical Legal Studies
Saks et al.: The Impact of Neuroimages in the Sentencing Phase of Capital Trials
Professor Dr. Michael J. Saks of Arizona State University, Professor Dr. N. J. Schweitzer of Arizona State University, Dr. Eyal Aharoni of the RAND Corporation, and Professor Dr. Kent A. Kiehl of the University of New Mexico have published The … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Articles and papers, Research findings
Tagged Empirical methods in legal communication studies, Eyal Aharoni, Influence of evidence on jurors' legal decision making, Influence of visual evidence on jurors' legal decision making, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, Jurors' legal decision making, Jurors' legal decision making in capital cases, Kent A. Kiehl, Legal communication, Legal communication in capital cases, Legal evidence in capital cases, Legal evidence information systems, Michael J. Saks, N. J. Schweitzer, Neuro images, Neuro images as level evidence, Neuro images in capital cases, Neuroimagery as legal evidence, Trial communication, Visual evidence, Visual legal evidence, Visualization of legal information
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Articles on legal information or decision making in new issue of Journal of Empirical Legal Studies
The new issue of Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (10(2), June 2013) includes several articles on legal information or decision making: Doug Williams: Do Racial Preferences Affect Minority Learning in Law Schools? Andreas Glöckner and Christoph Engel: Can We Trust … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Articles and papers, Research findings, Technology developments
Tagged Citation of U.S. Supreme Court decisions, Coherence based legal reasoning, Forensic identification evidence, Identification evidence, Influence of affirmative action on learning in law schools, Influences on learning in law schools, Intuition in jurors' legal decision making, Intuition in jurors' legal reasoning, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, Jurors' attitudes towards DNA evidence, Jurors' coherence based legal reasoning, Jurors' evaluation of DNA evidence, Jurors' legal reasoning, Learning in law schools, Legal citation, Legal citation analysis, Legal citation studies, Legal communication, Legal evidence information systems, Legal reasoning, Legal standards of proof, Legal taxonomies, Litigation taxonomies, Taxonomies of causes of action, Taxonomies of litigation, U.S. Supreme Court
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McShane et al. on Predicting Securities Fraud Settlements and Amounts: A Hierarchical Bayesian Model
Professor Dr. Blakeley B. McShane of the Northwestern University School of Management, and colleagues, have published Predicting Securities Fraud Settlements and Amounts: A Hierarchical Bayesian Model of Federal Securities Class Action Lawsuits, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, 9, 482–510 (2012). … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Articles and papers, Research findings, Technology developments
Tagged Bayesian models in legal informatics, Bayesian models in quantitative legal prediction, Blakeley B. McShane, Hierarchical Bayesian models in legal informatics, Hierarchical Bayesian models in quantitative legal prediction, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, Law practice information systems, Litigation information systems, Oliver P. Watson, Predicting outcomes of securities litigation, Quantitative legal prediction, RiskMetrics, Sean J. Griffith, Securities law information systems, Securities litigation information systems, Statistical methods in legal informatics, Tom Baker
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Klerman on The Selection of 13th-Century Disputes for Litigation
Professor Dr. Daniel M. Klerman of the University of Southern California School of Law has published The Selection of 13th-Century Disputes for Litigation, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, 9, 320-346 (2012). Click here for a pre-print of the article. Here … Continue reading
Posted in Articles and papers, Research findings
Tagged Case selection, Daniel Klerman, Empirical methods in legal communication studies, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, Selecting legal cases for adjudication, Selecting legal cases for litigation, Statistical methods in legal communication studies
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Bushway et al. on the Influence of Advisory Sentencing Guidelines on Judicial Decision Making
Professor Dr. Shawn D. Bushway of the University of Albany, Professor Dr. Emily G. Owens of Cornell University, and Professor Dr. Anne Morrison Piehl of Rutgers University, have published Sentencing Guidelines and Judicial Discretion: Quasi-Experimental Evidence from Human Calculation Errors, … Continue reading
Posted in Articles and papers, Research findings
Tagged Anne Morrison Piehl, Criminal law information systems, Criminal procedure information systems, Emily G. Owens, Influence of sentencing guidelines on judicial decisionmaking, Influences on judicial decisionmaking, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, Judges' legal decisionmaking, Judicial decisionmaking, Natural experiments in legal information studies, Quasi-experiments in legal information studies, Sentencing guidelines, Shawn D. Bushway
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Eisenberg et al.: Assessing Judge and Case Selection Effects in a Court of Last Resort
Professor Theodore Eisenberg of Cornell University Law School, and Dr. Talia Fisher and Dr. Issi Rosen-Zvi, both of the Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law, have published Does the Judge Matter? Exploiting Random Assignment on a Court of Last Resort … Continue reading
Posted in Articles and papers, Research findings
Tagged Bias in judges' legal decisionmaking, Issi Rosen-Zvi, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, Judges' legal decisionmaking, Judicial decision making in mandatory appellate cases, Judicial decisionmaking, Judicial decisionmaking in criminal cases, Judicial decisionmaking in discretionary appellate cases, Talia Fisher, Theodore Eisenberg
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Papers on legal decision making or legal communication in new issue of Journal of Empirical Legal Studies
The new issue of Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (volume 10, issue 4) contains several articles on legal decision making or legal communication: Bryan C. McCannon: Prosecutor Elections, Mistakes, and Appeals Frank McIntyre, Shima Baradaran: Race, Prediction, and Pretrial Detention … Continue reading →