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Disconfirming the Myth of Legality: Public Reactions to Video Teleconferencing Technology in U.S. Immigration Courts - Devon Thurman, Emory University
Does Public Opinion Influence the Merits Votes of Supreme Court Justices? - Benjamin Johnson, Pennsylvania State University; Logan Strother, Purdue University
Strategy and Supreme Court Decision Announcements* - Morgan Hazelton, Saint Louis University
The Role of Neutral Legal Criteria in Generating Support for the U.S. Supreme Court - James F. Spriggs, Washington University in St Louis; Thomas G. Hansford, University of California-Merced; Reagan J Dobbs, University of California-Merced
The Triumph of Legal Realism: Americans’ Changing Perceptions of the United States Supreme Court - Thomas R. R. Marshall, The University of Texas at Arlington; John Connolly, The University of Texas at Arlington