Dissent, Legitimacy, and Public Support for Court Decisions: Evidence from a Survey‐Based Experiment

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RT @law_soc: "When the Supreme Court handles cases of higher political salience, the formulation of dissenting opinions can be a meaningful…

12 Sep 2019

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"When the Supreme Court handles cases of higher political salience, the formulation of dissenting opinions can be a meaningful way of securing greater support for its policy outputs by suggesting evidence of procedural justice." - @Henrikbentsen 📝➡https:

12 Sep 2019

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Dissent, Legitimacy, and Public Support for Court Decisions: Evidence from a Survey‐Based Experiment https://t.co/ftIAaWwM4f

29 Apr 2019

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RT @WileyPolitics: In Supreme Court cases of high political salience, dissenting #opinions can help gain support for policy outputs by sugg…

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