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first field experiment on moral rights revealing the true valuation of these rights by over 200 authors from 24 countries. A …
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counsel or prosecutor leads to role induced bias even if people are highly motivated to give unbiased judgments. In line with … parallel constraint satisfaction models for legal decision making, findings indicate that role induced bias is driven by … seem to stabilize interpretations, and people do not correct for this bias. Implications for legal procedure are briefly …
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counsel or prosecutor leads to role induced bias even if participants are asked to predict a court ruling after they have … ceased to act in that role, and if they expect a substantial financial incentive for being accurate. The bias is not removed … constraint satisfaction models for legal decision making, findings indicate that role induced bias is driven by coherence effects …
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Legal realists expect prosecutors to be selfish. If they get the defendant convicted, this helps them advance their careers. If the odds of winning on the main charge are low, prosecutors have a second option. They can exploit the ambiguity of legal doctrine and charge the defendant for vaguely...
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first field experiment on moral rights revealing the true valuation of these rights by over 200 authors from 24 countries. A …
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Legal realists expect prosecutors to be selfish. If they get the defendant convicted, this helps them advance their careers. If the odds of winning on the main charge are low, prosecutors have a second option. They can exploit the ambiguity of legal doctrine and charge the defendant for vaguely...
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Judges are human beings. Is their behavior therefore subject to the same effects that psychology and behavioral economics have documented for convenience samples, like university students? Does that fact that they decide on behalf of third parties moderate their behavior? In which ways does the...
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modelled as a simultaneous, symmetric prisoner’s dilemma. This experiment manipulates the payoff in case both players defect …
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