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Judicial Behavioral Realism about Implicit Bias

Kang, Jerry
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Over the past two decades, the rise of implicit social cognition has significantly altered how we think about discrimination and its causes. Legal academics have argued that these new empirical understandings, especially about implicit bias, should influence the law through “behavioral realism.” The
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