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Implicit Bias in Judicial Decision Making How It Affects Judgment and What Judges Can Do About It
By Wistrich, Andrew J. and Rachlinski , Jeffrey J., April 25, 2017
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This Chapter reviews research indicating that judges, like most adults, rely too heavily on intuition while making important decisions. This tendency leaves them vulnerable to using overly simplistic cognitive strategies to decide cases, which creates predictable, systematic errors in judgment.
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