An Experimental Investigation of the Effect of Supreme Court Justices’ Public Rhetoric on Perceptions of Judicial Legitimacy

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RT @LSI_Journal: L. Strother @LoganRStrother and C. Glennon of @ETSU argue that the “off-bench rhetoric” of Supreme Court Justices can infl…

RT @LSI_Journal: L. Strother @LoganRStrother and C. Glennon of @ETSU argue that the “off-bench rhetoric” of Supreme Court Justices can infl…

With interesting implications for high courts in weakly institutionalised democracies....

RT @LSI_Journal: L. Strother @LoganRStrother and C. Glennon of @ETSU argue that the “off-bench rhetoric” of Supreme Court Justices can infl…

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