RT @WNicholsonPrice: Think judges are all lawyers? Think again. And whom do non-lawyer judges judge? Exactly the folks you'd think: thos…

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RT @SaraJSGreene: Excited to share my forthcoming Essay with @KristenRenberg in @ColumLRev. We show the assumption that judges are lawyers…

RT @NC_Governor: It's @DukeMBB vs. @UNC_Basketball in the Final Four. North Carolina is ᴏꜰꜰɪᴄɪᴀʟʟʏ the center of the college basketball un…

RT @LawAlaska: ALR mourns the loss of the beloved Walter Dellinger, ALR's first President and fearless leader. Thank you for helping bring…

RT @CheriBeasleyNC: I am deeply saddened to learn of Walter Dellinger’s passing. He was one of our finest North Carolinians, one of America…

RT @matt_blackwell: Honestly, I’d much prefer a SCOTUS Justice that has basic statistical literacy than one whose brilliance in con law all…

RT @TheAmandaGorman: Let us not return to what was normal, but reach toward what is next.

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RT @DukeLaw: Scholarship: Duke Law Prof. @brandonlgarrett and co-authors (@TMSealeCarlisle, @KristenRenberg) analyzed life without parole s…

Some highlights: - We solve only one (of many) application dilemmas that generally occur when IRT models are implemented on Supreme Court data. - Our corrective method indicates there is generally less ideological spread on the Court's bench than previous estimates.