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The Minimal, Parallel Modern Effect of Courts on Public Opinion: Evidence from 44 Years of Experiments
In an era of polarized judiciaries, re-evaluating the role of courts in shaping public opinion is vital. This study meta-analyses 114 effects from 21 experiments (1981-2025, N=31,523). I find that as average statistical power has risen dramatically over time, experimental estimates of cour
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