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The role of empathy haunts recent debates about how judges make decisions. Remarkably, however, th...
Justice, according to a broad consensus of our greatest twentieth century judges, requires a particu...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
“Empathy” has negative connotations for many legal theorists, who may conceive of it as subjective, ...
This paper proposes a dispute system design to address workplace discrimination caused by implicit b...
Fairness is a fundamental tenet of American courts. Yet, despite substantial work by state courts to...
Over the past three decades, court leaders across the country have taken aggressive steps to confron...
This Article explores the effects of a judge’s prior assumptions, values, and experiences on judicia...
Mediators aspire and endeavor to meet their ethical duty of “neutrality” in mediation. Yet their abi...
We should note at the outset that this chapter is different from most others in this volume. Neither...
Implicit bias has been a popular topic in judicial education for well over a decade, and for good re...
I. DEFLATE (YOUR EGO) AND EMBRACE FALLIBILITY II. DEBIAS (WITH SHORT-TERM “SPOT CLEANING” AND LONG-T...
In this Article I explore the process of building and sustaining empathy with clients in the context...
This Essay argues that empathy does and should play an important, albeit limited role, in a judge’s ...
Over the last decade, implicit bias has emerged as the primary explanation for contemporary discrimi...
The role of empathy haunts recent debates about how judges make decisions. Remarkably, however, th...
Justice, according to a broad consensus of our greatest twentieth century judges, requires a particu...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
“Empathy” has negative connotations for many legal theorists, who may conceive of it as subjective, ...
This paper proposes a dispute system design to address workplace discrimination caused by implicit b...
Fairness is a fundamental tenet of American courts. Yet, despite substantial work by state courts to...
Over the past three decades, court leaders across the country have taken aggressive steps to confron...
This Article explores the effects of a judge’s prior assumptions, values, and experiences on judicia...
Mediators aspire and endeavor to meet their ethical duty of “neutrality” in mediation. Yet their abi...
We should note at the outset that this chapter is different from most others in this volume. Neither...
Implicit bias has been a popular topic in judicial education for well over a decade, and for good re...
I. DEFLATE (YOUR EGO) AND EMBRACE FALLIBILITY II. DEBIAS (WITH SHORT-TERM “SPOT CLEANING” AND LONG-T...
In this Article I explore the process of building and sustaining empathy with clients in the context...
This Essay argues that empathy does and should play an important, albeit limited role, in a judge’s ...
Over the last decade, implicit bias has emerged as the primary explanation for contemporary discrimi...
The role of empathy haunts recent debates about how judges make decisions. Remarkably, however, th...
Justice, according to a broad consensus of our greatest twentieth century judges, requires a particu...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio