[引用][C] Judging, Fast and Slow: Using Decision-Making Theory to Explore Judicial Fact Determination'(2014)
E Cunliffe - International Journal of Evidence & Proof
Judging, fast and slow: Using decision-making theory to explore judicial fact determination
E Cunliffe - The International Journal of Evidence & Proof, 2014 - journals.sagepub.com
Empirical research with judges and jurors has provided research into the process by which
legal decision-makers come to a view about the facts of the case. However, much remains
uncertain, including questions about how judges' reasoning processes might differ from
jurors' when thinking through the facts of a case, and how well the insights of decision-
making research translate into the noisy context of real criminal trials. This article offers a
preliminary exploration of connections between Pennington and Hastie's story model of …
legal decision-makers come to a view about the facts of the case. However, much remains
uncertain, including questions about how judges' reasoning processes might differ from
jurors' when thinking through the facts of a case, and how well the insights of decision-
making research translate into the noisy context of real criminal trials. This article offers a
preliminary exploration of connections between Pennington and Hastie's story model of …
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