When are Litigant Social Group Cues Important in Judicial Decision-Making? Comparing Marginal Effects Across Models

• In Event: Courts and the Public

Brief Overview

We identify conditions across models under which litigant social identity group cues are most and least important in judicial decision-making relative to ideology and political culture and to each other.

Authors

• Brendon Swedlow, Northern Illinois University

• Rob Reif Robinson, California State University, Fullerton

• Meng Yuan, Chongqing University