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Beyond Good and Bad Controls: Endogenous Legal Factors in Sentencing Research
Observational studies of institutional decision-making often rely on explanatory variables that are themselves partly constructed through the process under investigation. In sentencing research, many legal factors are defined by the judge and may therefore act simultaneously as confounders and media
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