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punitive damages, litigation, juries, tort
appeals, Court of Appeals, appellate courts, briefs, legal writing, appellate practice, appellate procedure, Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, lawyer specialization, empirical legal studies
Punitive Damages, Tort, Empirical Studies
education, schools, criminal justice, juvenile justice, empirical
elementary, secondary, education, federal, state, lawmakers, standardized testing, autonomy, No Child Left Behind Act, Every Student Succeeds Act, education policy, regulation, school voucher, tax credits, charter schools, home schooling, parental control, legislation, Congress, NCLB
empirical legal studies, religious liberty, first amendment, Muslims, judicial decisionmaking, free exercise, free exercise of religion, law and religion, minority rights, civil rights, civil liberties, law and courts, cognitive psychology
federalism, education, political economy
Religious liberty, Establishment Clause, Church and State, Judicial Decisionmaking, judges, courts, empirical study of courts
education, school desegregation, legal impact, constitutional law
Judges, ideology, judicial decisionmaking, empirical
judges, ideology, judicial decisionmaking, empirical
Judicial decision making, public choice theory, empirical analysis, sentencing
punitive damages, judges, juries, Supreme Court
Constitution, religion, judges, judicial decisionamking, empirical
Courts, Judges, Judicial Decision Making, Religion, Constitution
Empirical, Education, criminal, civil rights, students
criminal, appeals, empirical, state court, misdemeanor
clemency, death penalty, criminal, empirical
courts, judges, empirical, appeals, litigation
empirical, police, traffic stop, race, gender, criminal
constitution, education, law and policy, litigation, empirical
religious liberty, religious freedom, freedom of religion, free exercise, free exercise of religion, religion clauses, first amendment, Muslims, judicial decision-making, empirical legal studies
school-to-prison pipeline, policing, student discipline, schools
length of prison sentences, narcotics violations, federal drug sentences, sentencing system, prosecutors, defense counsel, probation officers, district judges, Guidelines sentencing, Federal Sentencing Guidelines, judicial districts, drug types, marijuana, fast-track, sentence discounts
free exercise, empirical, courts, religion
Criminal, empirical, complexity, reform, jury
Empirical, case complexity, criminal, jury, judge, jury reform
crime risk, school safety, principals’ perceptions, academic climate
schools, education law, race, police, empirical
Federal courts, judges, Establishment Clause, First Amendment, freedom of religion, judicial decision-making, empirical legal studies, judges and ideology
Federal courts, judges, Establishment Clause, First Amendment, freedom of religion, judicial decision-making, empirical legal studies, Nones
Education, empirical, school finance
School crime, school safety, SRO/police, race, empirical legal studies
Court, litigation, empirical, docket
Empirical, Judicial Elections, Tort Reform
employment discrimination, U.S. District Court, settlements
Political economy, education policy, equal educational opportunity, COVID-19
judges, judicial decisionmaking, economics, precedent
Constitution, education, public policy, law and social science, equal education
sentencing, drug offender, federal prison sentences, Federal Sentencing Guidelines
civil justice, case disposition time, empirical