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Reassessing the Supreme Court: How Decisions and Negativity Bias Affect Legitimacy
Political research quarterly, 2018While the Supreme Court’s legitimacy is generally considered essential to its influence, scholars continue to debate whether the Court’s decisions affect individuals’ assessments of it.
Dino P. Christenson, D. Glick
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Asian Conference on Defence Technology, 2018
Predicting court judgement has gained growing attention over the past years. Prior attempts used traditional prediction techniques based on Bag of words (BoW), where the order of words is discarded, resulting in low accuracy.
Kankawin Kowsrihawat +2 more
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Predicting court judgement has gained growing attention over the past years. Prior attempts used traditional prediction techniques based on Bag of words (BoW), where the order of words is discarded, resulting in low accuracy.
Kankawin Kowsrihawat +2 more
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Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference, 2018
For the past decades, Philippine courts have been experiencing severe court congestion and case backlog problems. This study aims to provide a solution to alleviate these problems by predicting the outcome of court cases.
Michael Benedict L. Virtucio +9 more
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For the past decades, Philippine courts have been experiencing severe court congestion and case backlog problems. This study aims to provide a solution to alleviate these problems by predicting the outcome of court cases.
Michael Benedict L. Virtucio +9 more
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The Supreme Court and the Supreme People
The Journal of Politics, 1954"No matter whether the Constitution follows the flag or not, the Supreme Court follows the election returns." So concluded the immortal Dooley after some observations about the Insular Cases in the course of which he also said of the Constitution that it wasn't likely to chase the flag anywhere, being more in the nature of a home-staying Constitution ...
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Androgyny and the Supreme Court
Journal of Women, Politics & Policy, 1980Since 1971 the Supreme Court has decided a large number of cases presenting questions of gender-based discrimination and other issues of interest to feminists. While the cases have been decided on various constitutional and statutory grounds, it is argued that the Court, on the whole, has been guided by the principle of androgyny-defined here as the ...
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The Supreme Court and the Juvenile Court
Crime & Delinquency, 1967For the first time in its 68-year history, the juvenile court has felt the impact of the United States Supreme Court. It would be impossible to predict the exact effect of the decisions, but unquestionably they will be of prime importance in their influ ence on juvenile court procedures.
Corinne R. Goodman, Noah Weinstein
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Conservatives on the supreme court [PDF]
Constitutional Political Economy, 1992 It is shown: (a) the core conservatives justices now on the Supreme Court (identified as White, Rehnquist, O'Connor, Scalia and Kennedy) are preoccupied with the problem of the fit between their rulings and the sources of law and with the ideal of predictability; (b) a new jurisprudential approach developed by Justice Scalia is gaining acceptance ...
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The Supreme Court and Progressivism: Bickel and Schmidt's History of the Supreme Court
American Bar Foundation Research Journal, 1987During the early twentieth century the Progressives grappled with issues that continue to confront Americans today. The Supreme Court was central to the Progressive Era's response to big business, race relations, and environmental conservation; and the interplay between Progressivism and the Court shaped the nation's experience with these issues ...
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Policy, Politics, & Nursing Practice, 2002
The 2001 term of the U.S. Supreme Court opened on October 1st under political circumstances far different than could have been contemplated when the previous month began. The Court, at the center of the controversy in the disputed presidential election, now finds itself mostly removed from the current foreign policy crisis in which both the executive ...
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The 2001 term of the U.S. Supreme Court opened on October 1st under political circumstances far different than could have been contemplated when the previous month began. The Court, at the center of the controversy in the disputed presidential election, now finds itself mostly removed from the current foreign policy crisis in which both the executive ...
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