Judges and Their Audiences

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Exploring the motivations behind judicial decision-making, this book presents a unique perspective that emphasizes judges' desire for approval from key audiences. Political scientist Lawrence Baum delves into the interplay between judicial choices and the influence of public perception, shedding light on how external factors shape the rulings of judges. This analysis offers a fresh understanding of the dynamics at play in the courtroom and the broader implications for the justice system.