Search Results - "Fisher, Talia"

Neuromyths in Industrial and Organisational Psychology in South Africa: Prevalence and impact by du Buisson-Narsai, Ingra, Fisher, Talia, Morris, Andrew, van Lill, Xander

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Constitutionalism and the criminal law: Rethinking criminal trial bifurcation by Fisher, Talia

“…The article challenges the bifurcation of criminal trials into two distinct phases of conviction and sentencing, as well as the all-or-nothing sentencing…”
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ATTORNEYS' FEES IN A LOSER-PAYS SYSTEM by Eisenberg, Theodore, Fisher, Talia, Rosen-Zvi, Issi

“…Attorneys' fees fuel litigation, yet little is known about fees. Fee data are rarely available in the United States or in English rule, loser-pays…”
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Force and Freedom: Can They Co-exist? by Fisher, Talia

“…Force and Freedom, a new book by Professor Arthur Ripstein, offers a comprehensive and highly sophisticated articulation of Kant’s legal and political…”
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Israel's Supreme Court appellate jurisdiction: An empirical study by Eisenberg, Theodore, Fisher, Talia, Rosen-Zvi, Issi

“…This Essay reports the results of an empirical study of the Israel Supreme Court (ISC). It covers the outcomes of 3,562 cases (as of this writing), all decided…”
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The economic case for conviction multiplicity by Fisher, Talia

“…Evidence law categorises convictions in purely binary terms, excluding the possibility of judgment of degree. The derivative allocation of punishment also…”
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Sense and "Sensitivity": Epistemic and Instrumental Approaches to Statistical Evidence by Enoch, David, Fisher, Talia

“…Statistical evidence is the subject of a heated and ongoing debate. Courts and legal scholars often view statistical evidence with suspicion, treating it as…”
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Statistical Evidence, Sensitivity, and the Legal Value of Knowledge by ENOCH, DAVID, SPECTRE, LEVI, FISHER, TALIA

“…Enoch et al accommodate the distinction between statistical and individual evidence. In the relevantly paradigmatic cases statistical evidence is epistemically…”
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Half the Guilt by Fisher, Talia

“…Abstract Criminal law conceptualizes guilt and the finding of guilt as purely categorical phenomena. At the end of trial, the defendant is pronounced either…”
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Criminal Procedure in the Age of the Administrative State: Reflections on the Procedural Tenet of Chiao’s Criminal Law in the Age of the Administrative State by Fisher, Talia

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Before the Law(yer): Comment on Injustice in Person by Fisher, Talia

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Evidence law and economics by Fisher, Talia, Papayannis, Diego, Tuzet, Giovanni

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Does legal epistemology rest on a mistake? On fetishism, two‐tier system design, and conscientious fact‐finding by Enoch, David, Fisher, Talia, Spectre, Levi

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Sence and "sensitivity": Epistemic and instrumental approaches to statistical evidence by David Enoch, Talia Fisher

“…Statistical evidence is the subject of a heated and ongoing debate. Courts and legal scholars often view statistical evidence with suspicion, treating it as…”
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Sense and "sensitivity": epistemic and instrumental approaches to statistical evidence.(III. Solving Some Doctrinal Puzzles through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 585-611) by Enoch, David, Fisher, Talia

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CONSTITUTIONALISM AND THE CRIMINAL LAW: RETHINKING CRIMINAL TRIAL BIFURCATION by Fisher, Talia

“…The article challenges the bifurcation of criminal trials into two distinct phases of conviction and sentencing, as well as the all-or-nothing sentencing…”
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A Nuanced Approach to the Privatization Debate by Fisher, Talia

“…Current framing of the debate over the privatization of the State’s legislative and adjudicative functions masks the fact that there are distinct and…”
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Rethinking Settlement by Bilsky, Leora, Fisher, Talia

“…In his canonical articles Against Settlement and The Forms of Justice, Owen Fiss argues that the erosion of civil litigation harms the deliberative process and…”
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Group Decision Making on Appellate Panels: Presiding Justice and Opinion Justice Influence in the Israel Supreme Court by Eisenberg, Theodore, Fisher, Talia, Rosen-Zvi, Issi

“…Appellate adjudication frequently involves small group decision making. Role responsibility theory and experimental evidence suggest that high status group…”
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The Boundaries of Plea Bargaining: Negotiating the Standard of Proof by Fisher, Talia

“…This Article explores the boundaries of the plea bargaining process and makes a case for extending these boundaries to the criminal standard of proof. It…”
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