In a stinging critique of our legal system, law scholar Thomas Ross reveals how in making and justifying their opinions, judges rely to a startling degree on personal constructs that often perpetuate deep biases in society. "Shatters myth after myth about race, poverty, and women's roles. A searingly effective piece of scholarship".--Richard Delgado.
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In a stinging critique of our legal system, law scholar Thomas Ross reveals how in making and justifying their opinions, judges rely to a startling degree on personal constructs that often perpetuate deep biases in society. "Shatters myth after myth about race, poverty, and women's roles. A searingly effective piece of scholarship".--Richard Delgado.
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