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New Measures in Judicial Politics
Sat, October 2, 10:00 to 11:30am PDT (10:00 to 11:30am PDT), TBASession Submission Type: Virtual Created Panel
Session Description
What we think we know about the nature of judicial politics and behavior is tied to conceptualization and measurement choices, and assumptions made by researchers shape and influence both processes. This panel contributes to conversations surrounding these fundamental research steps and includes papers exploring measurements of case salience, agenda change, judicial ideology, and judicial outcomes across various courts.
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Individual Presentations
Case Salience in the State Supreme Courts: An Update - Teena Wilhelm; Richard L. Vining, University of Georgia
Measuring Agenda Change at the Supreme Court - Ben Johnson, Penn State Law; Logan Strother, Purdue University
Measuring Judicial Policy Preferences Using Case Facts - JBrandon Duck-Mayr, Washington University in St. Louis
Winning and Losing at the Federal District Courts - Madison Shanks, University of South Carolina