If money is good, then shouldn't more money always be better? Perhaps not. Traditional
economic theories suggest that money is an ever-increasing incentivizer. If someone will …

The altruistic crowding‐out effect is a decrease of prosocial behavior due to monetary
incentives or material rewards that intend to increase an extrinsic motivation for the …

BATTLE FOR OUR SOULS: A PSYCHOLOGICAL JUSTIFICATION FOR CORPORATE AND
INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY FOR ORGANIZATIONAL MISCONDUCT Page 1 BATTLE FOR OUR …

Every jurisdiction in the United States gives criminal defendants" credit" against their
sentence for the time they spend detained pretrial. In a world of mass incarceration and …

Courts and scholars assume that group causation theories deter wrongdoers. This Article
empirically tests, and rejects, this assumption, using a series of incentivized laboratory …

People often appear to use irrelevant information in forming judgments about others. Using
survey experiments, we show that seemingly irrelevant facts may actually be informative of …

In this article, I consider the degree to which criminal justice interventions may be expected
to ameliorate systemic corruption. I distinguish between two ideal types of corrupt actors …

Providing a clear and concise guide to the practicalities of legal research, this informative
book presents a methodological framework for law-in-context research design. It argues that …

Legal punishment, at least in part, serves a behavioral function to reduce and prevent
offending behavior. The present paper offers an integrated review of the diverse …

Contracts are falling in scale. New contracting trends and technologies facilitate the
formation of smaller scale contracts that have extremely short duration, stakes, and scope …