Law is impersonal. The state generally does not tailor the contents of the law to people's
characteristics and traits. In this Article, we argue that in the era of Big Data, law should …

How principals make the decision to exclude a student from school and what factors, in
addition to the student's behaviour, influence their decision-making were key questions …

In the landmark case of United States v. Jones, as many as five Supreme Court justices
indicated that tracking the geolocation of a car for a month would be a Fourth Amendment …

Research on how neurobiological evidence influences jurors' decision-making in
adjudications of criminal responsibility is growing. Mock trial studies on this topic have …

This paper identifies and addresses two gaps that typically have separated practical needs
in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education from basic …

Defendants in jury trials have the right to an impartial jury; however, no jury can be truly
impartial due to personal biases they may not even be aware of. Unfortunately, these biases …

Whether judges and attorneys are able to detect bias among potential jurors (venirepersons)
is a pivotal concern in highly publicized cases in which most of the jury pool has been …

A common observation in higher education is that most deaf undergraduate students
majoring in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) do not continue on …

This research supports the hypothesis that consultation, team work and congruence is a
strategy to reduce risk, and that effective consultation reduces the potential for outrage when …