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MULTIPLE CORRECTION OF JUDICIAL BACKGROUNDS AND DECISIONS

NCJ Number
25401
Journal
Florida State University Law Review Volume: 2 Issue: 2 Dated: (SPRING 1974) Pages: 258-280
Author(s)
S S NAGEL
Date Published
1974
Length
23 pages
Annotation
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF USING MULTIPLE CORRELATION TECHNIQUES TO SUPPLEMENT NON-MULTIPLE CORRELATION TECHNIQUES IN ANALYZING CERTAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF TRIAL JUDGES TO PREDICT THEIR DECISIONS IS DISCUSSED.
Abstract
MATHEMATICAL MODELS TO PREDICT THE DECISIONAL PROPENSITIES OF JUDGES IN CRIMINAL CASES AND CASES INVOLVING ECONOMIC CONFLICT BASED ON RELATIONS BETWEEN JUDICIAL BACKGROUND AND ATTITUDINAL CHARACTERISTICS ARE INCLUDED. POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION IS EMPHASIZED.

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