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WHAT IS LEGAL DOCTRINE? by Tiller, Emerson H, Cross, Frank B

“…Researchers from the legal academy and from political science departments have conducted extensive research on the law, but they have largely ignored each…”
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Judicial Partisanship and Obedience to Legal Doctrine: Whistleblowing on the Federal Courts of Appeals by Cross, Frank B., Tiller, Emerson H.

“…An essay considers the following question: If judges have personal or partisan policy preferences, why would they follow established legal doctrine when it…”
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The Structure and Conduct of Corporate Lobbying: How Firms Lobby the Federal Communications Commission by de Figueiredo, John M., Tiller, Emerson H.

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The Strategy of Judging: Evidence from Administrative Law by Smith, Joseph L., Tiller, Emerson H.

“…Recent theories of judicial decision making suggest that federal judges are likely to exploit the structure of law to protect decisions that implement their…”
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Strategic instruments: legal structure and political games in administrative law by Tiller, EH, Spiller, PT

“…This article presents models of strategic behavior by agencies and courts where the ability to manipulate the instruments of decision making, rather than…”
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A Modest Proposal for Improving American Justice by Tiller, Emerson H., Cross, Frank B.

“…In this piece, Professors Tiller and Cross suggest that the federal justice system could be improved by limiting the practice of randomly assigning circuit…”
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Regulation and the Internet: Public Choice Insights for Business Organizations by Jarvenpaa, Sirkka L., Tiller, Emerson H., Simons, Robert

“…Business regulation is greatly shaped by a theory from economics and political science called "public choice." Public choice argues that regulation is sought…”
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Resource-Based Strategies in Law and Positive Political Theory: Cost-Benefit Analysis and the like by Tiller, Emerson H.

“…The political control exercised through cost-benefit analysis and similar strategy-laden instruments allows one or more policymakers to force a competing…”
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Controlling Policy by Controlling Process: Judicial Influence on Regulatory Decision Making by Tiller, Emerson H.

“…In this article, the ability of a federal appellate court to control agency policy by imposing process requirements upon the agency is analyzed under two…”
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Integrating market, technology, and policy opportunities in e-business strategy by Jarvenpaa, S.L., Tiller, E.H.

“…This article is a call to arms for electronic business managers and researchers to increase their attention to the emerging “policy” frontiers and employ…”
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Congressional Control of the Courts: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Expansion of the Federal Judiciary by De Figueiredo, John M., Tiller, Emerson H.

“…Congress has many available tools to influence the federal judiciary. In this article, we consider Congress' ability to balance, or stack, the courts through…”
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Invitations to override: Congressional reversals of supreme court decisions by Spiller, Pablo T., Tiller, Emerson H.

“…Between 1967 and 1991, Congress override 121 Supreme Court decisions. a relatively small percentage of all Supreme Court decisions during the period. The small…”
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Decision Costs and the Strategic Design of Administrative Process and Judicial Review by Spiller, Pablo T., Tiller, Emerson H.

“…The ability of Congress to structure the institutional costs of agency and judicial decision making gives it considerable control over regulatory policy. We…”
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A Modest Reply to Judge Wald by Tiller, Emerson H., Cross, Frank B.

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Congress and the political expansion of the U.S. districts courts by de Figueiredo, JM, Gryski, GS, Tiller, EH, Zuk, G

“…Expanding the number of U.S. district judgeships is often justified as a response to expanding caseloads. Increasing judgeships during unified government,…”
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