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The pervasive influence of political composition on circuit court decisions

Cohen, Alma - 2024 - Last revision: February 2024

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Features of judicial precedent as a source of EU tax law

Babin, Igor Ivanovych - 2026

This article examines the doctrinal status and significance of judicial precedent in the EU tax legal order, focusing on its implications for Ukraine's integration. In the absence of full legislative harmonisation in direct taxation, CJEU jurisprudence serves as a primary mechanism for "negative...

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Ideas have consequences : the impact of law and economics on American justice

Ash, Elliott; Chen, Daniel L.; Naidu, Suresh - 2026

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Ideas have consequences : the impact of law and economics on American justice

Ash, Elliott; Chen, Daniel L.; Naidu, Suresh - 2022 - Preliminary and incomplete version

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Ideas Have Consequences : The Impact of Law and Economics on American Justice

Ash, Elliott; Chen, Daniel L.; Naidu, Suresh - 2022

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Standing in prisoners' shoes : a randomized trial on how incarceration shapes criminal justice preferences

Arman, Arto; Beerli, Andreas; Henkel, Aljosha; … - 2026

We study how incarceration experience shapes preferences for criminal justice policies. In collaboration with a newly opened prison, we conducted a randomized field experiment that offered citizens the opportunity to experience up to two days of incarceration, closely replicating the real-life...

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Standing in prisoners' shoes : a randomized trial on how incarceration shapes criminal justice preferences

Arman, Arto; Beerli, Andreas; Henkel, Aljosha; … - 2026

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The golden flower and the blue diamond : from patent law to biodiversity regimes and guidelines

Mamoni, Leïla - 2026

In 2010, at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), an Intergovernmental Committee started its negotiations that notably aim at protecting traditional knowledge from fraudulent patents. On that same year, French company Chanel Parfums Beauté committed itself to combatting this...

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Exploring computational approaches to law : the evolution of judicial language in the Anglo-Welsh poor law, 1691-1834

Deakin, Simon F.; Shuku, Linda - 2026

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A computational and robustness reproduction of "Ramadan fasting increases leniency in judges in Pakistan and India"

Wu, Victor Y. - 2026

Mehmood et al. (2023) estimate the effect of Ramadan fasting hours on judicial decisions using case-level data from Pakistan and India. Using exogenous variation in fasting intensity due to the Islamic lunar calendar and latitude, the authors find that Muslim judges are significantly more likely...

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Crisis narratives and judicial enforcement : evidence from the Greek fiscal crisis

Forestra, Alessandra; Megalokonomou, Rigissa; … - 2026

This paper investigates whether crisis narratives affect how the judiciary handles tax evasion. We study this question in the context of the Greek debt crisis, in which tax evasion was publicly blamed for the fiscal collapse, and judges themselves experienced substantial salary cuts as part of...

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The lifecycle of judicial bias

Yoresh, Omry; Zou, Eddy Weijian - 2026

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The lifecycle of judicial bias

Yoresh, Omry; Zou, Eddy Weijian - 2026

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Populism and constitutionalism

Gutmann, Jerg; Metelska-Szaniawska, Katarzyna - 2026

Populism is frequently described as a threat to constitutionalism, although some researchers emphasize that populists, too, draft, enforce, and derive legitimacy from constitutions. This chapter explains the theoretical foundations of these concerns and provides an overview of empirical evidence...

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