JUDICIAL DECISION-MAKING FATIGUE: Can Hunger & Fatigue Affect Judicial Fairness? YES (20-03)

Posted on April 13, 2020 | 6 Comments

In a perfect world judges make decisions by applying legal analysis to the
facts of a case in a rational, fair and deliberate manner. But in the real world, judges, despite their best efforts, are often subject to the same foibles, biases and imperfections that affect everything humans do.

One of those rarely discussed factors that every judge and attorney should
be aware of is referred to as JUDICIAL DECISION FATIGUE.

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6 responses to “JUDICIAL DECISION-MAKING FATIGUE: Can Hunger & Fatigue Affect Judicial Fairness? YES (20-03)”

  1. family law St Petersburg FL | December 15, 2020 at 5:02 pm | Reply

    I was looking for this information relating to judicial decision fatigue . You have really eased my work, loved your writing skill as well. I like how you have researched and presented these exact points so clearly. Please keep sharing more!

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  2. Jailaid | May 7, 2020 at 3:06 pm | Reply

    Judges have to be fair all the time. Everyone deserves true justice.

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  3. Eva Cheney-Hatcher | April 13, 2020 at 7:15 pm | Reply

    This is a GREAT article!! Thanks! I really appreciate your articles and glad you continue to make them available!!

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  4. Rob Shane | April 13, 2020 at 3:19 am | Reply

    Judge Pendleton, keep those article coming. We need to learn from your experience.

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