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Judicial Decision Making

Is Psychology Relevant?
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Decision making by appellate judges are examined from a psychological viewpoint. The process of deciding a case, from the initial decision whether to grant certiorari to the final announcement of a decision, is analyzed using contemporary concepts from the field of psychology, especially social cognition theory. The impact of amicus briefs submitted to the courts by the American Psychological Association is evaluated.
Release date NZ
July 31st, 1999
Audiences
  • Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
  • Professional & Vocational
  • Undergraduate
Illustrations
XVII, 258 p.
Pages
258
Dimensions
155x235x25
ISBN-13
9780306461545
Product ID
2436464

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