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Reducing Bias for Judges. Review of <i>Enhancing Justice: Reducing Bias</i>, by Sarah E. Redfield (ed.)
The book Enhancing Justice: Reducing Bias focuses on bias in the justice system—particularly the concept of implicit bias and its role in decision making. Aimed primarily at judges and, to a lesser extent, other legal actors such as prosecutors and jurors, “[t]his book helps explain how so many who
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