All Articles tagged decision-making

• General
  January 17, 2020 EDT
  THE PERENNIAL QUEST FOR BOARD INDEPENDENCE: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO THE RESCUE?
  Akshaya Kamalnath

  This article argues that AI can help enhance board independence by reducing agency costs.

• Justice Commentaries
  July 17, 2018 EDT
  EXAMINING THE ROLE OF SCIENCE IN THE COURTROOM: ADMISSIBILITY AND RELIABILITY OF FORENSIC SCIENCE IN THE COURTROOM
  Maryam HamiraniItiel E. DrorRuth M. Morgan

  The lack of a scientific foundation behind many of the methods used to analyze and communicate the value of evidence is review in this article.

• General
  June 15, 2016 EDT
  AN ELASTIC AMENDMENT: JUSTICE STEPHEN G. BREYER’S FLUID CONCEPTIONS OF FREEDOM OF SPEECH
  Benjamin Pomerance

  This article attempts to add greater clarity to the ongoing questions about Justice Breyer’s inclinations in the area of freedom of speech.

• General
  January 01, 2013 EDT
  THE OPINIONS BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND THE OFFICE OF LEGAL COUNSEL: HOW AND WHY THEY ARE SIGNIFICANT
  Arthur H. Garrison

  This article focuses on the historical basis and legal significance of opinions by the Attorney General, and later those of the Office of Legal Counsel.

• State Constitutional Commentary
  August 08, 2009 EDT
  THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDEPENDENT NEW YORK CONSTITUTIONAL JURISPRUDENCE IN CHIEF JUDGE KAYE’S JUDICIAL OPINIONS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
  Gordon Eddy

  This article aims to objectively determine what the effects have been of Judge Kaye’s conceded efforts to advance independent state constitutional decision-making since becoming Chief Judge in 1993.