The ethics and politics of adjudication: a response to Anker, Crowe, and Golder

Jurisprudence 13 (2):287-300 (2022)
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The dominant theme across the three comments from Elizabeth Anker, Jonathan Crowe, and Ben Golder, is a plea for more engagement with the ethics and politics of adjudication. The commentators argue...

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