Sentence examples for judicial behavior from inspiring English sources

First, as application of Amariya Sen's critique of the behavioral foundations of economic theory to judicial behavior reveals, the decision of a judge who meets her judicial obligations may fail to maximize her self-interest.

Further, there is an element of judicial behavior that in the context of American judicial behavior sounds downright bizarre, yet is common elsewhere: the absence of dissenting opinions.

Despite the academic cynicism, the public holds a more romantic view of judicial behavior.

Judicial behavior must be determined by clearly stated, rigidly applied rules.

He is a student of judicial politics, with a primary interest in explanation of judicial behavior.

What are the sources of ethics for judicial behavior and performance?

He called Judge Barkova's opinion "biased and unjust" and compared her judicial behavior to the Stalin era.

Engagingly written, this book provides a deeper understanding of key issues concerning judicial behavior on which scholars disagree, identifies aspects of judicial behavior that diverge from the assumptions of existing models, and shows how those models can be strengthened.

This inability is attributable to economic theory's failure to recognize the distinguishing feature of judicial behavior--what H.L.A. Hart compellingly describes as relating to a rule from the internal point of view.

His previous books include include American Courts, The Supreme Court, and The Puzzle of Judicial Behavior.

Knight, J, and Epstein, L. The Economic Analysis of Judicial Behavior.