This Article reports the findings of the first empirical study of the use of televideo technology
to remotely adjudicate the immigration cases of litigants held in detention centers in the …

For decades, researchers have studied the relationship between the political leanings of
judges and the outcomes of appellate litigation in the United States. The primary source of …

An Empirical Study of Political Control over Immigration Adjudication Page 1 An Empirical
Study of Political Control over Immigration Adjudication CATHERINE Y. KIM* & AMY SEMET …

Many empirical studies have found that circuit judges' votes are significantly influenced by
their panel colleagues. Although this influence is typically measured in terms of colleagues' …

In the 1990s, Sprint PCS, one of the leading telecommunications companies in the United
States, created a wireless affiliate program. Under the affiliate program, Sprint and its …

We examine a dynamic model of up-or-down problem solving. A decision maker can either
spend resources investigating a new problem before deciding what to do or decide on the …

A century ago, Roscoe Pound set forth his agenda for a" sociological jurisprudence" 1 that
would study the" actual social effects of legal institutions and legal doctrines." 2 Pound …

In our lab, 299 real judges from seven major jurisdictions (Argentina, Brazil, China, France,
Germany, India, and USA) spend up to fifty-five minutes to judge an international criminal …

Heyes and Saberian (2019b) estimate from 2000–2004 data that outdoor temperature
reduces US immigration judges' propensity to grant asylum. This estimate is the result of …

Different judges, doctors, loan officers, and patent examiners make different decisions,
generating costly uncertainty over ultimate outcomes. In this paper, I use multiple-stage …