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Stare Decisis and the Selection Effect
2013This chapter contends that there are significant systemic obstacles to determining whether the Supreme Court actually adheres to stare decisis. Political-science research suggests that precedent exerts relatively little constraint on the Court’s decisionmaking.
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Open Access Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Technology
AI: Stare non Decisis identifies a new danger arising from the use of artificial intelligence in legal practice. The problem is not simply that large language models may generate fictitious citations or hallucinated authorities. The deeper concern is that lawyers, judges, and institutions may gradually delegate the responsibility for verification to ...
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AI: Stare non Decisis identifies a new danger arising from the use of artificial intelligence in legal practice. The problem is not simply that large language models may generate fictitious citations or hallucinated authorities. The deeper concern is that lawyers, judges, and institutions may gradually delegate the responsibility for verification to ...
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The Origins of Statutory Stare Decisis
<p>Federal courts apply stare decisis with extra force to decisions that interpret statutes. Critics contend that this “supercharged” deference to statutory precedents lacks a legitimate pedigree. But that charge rests on conjecture, since scholars have paid little attention to how English courts historically handled such cases.openaire +1 more source