司法哲学的民意支持

IF 0.8 Q2 LAW Journal of Law and Courts Pub Date : 2020-12-17 DOI:10.1086/712649

Christopher N. Krewson, Ryan J. Owens

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摘要

我们考察公众是否在司法哲学的基础上评估最高法院提名人，当这些哲学的描述出现时。通过一项联合实验，我们发现公众会评估被提名人的司法哲学以及被提名人的党派、意识形态和资格。我们还发现共和党人和民主党人之间存在显著差异。这些结果对未来的司法提名、框架和公众对司法的支持具有重要意义。

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Public Support for Judicial Philosophies

We examine whether the public evaluates Supreme Court nominees on the basis of judicial philosophies when presented with a description of those philosophies. Employing a conjoint experiment, we find that the public will evaluate nominees’ judicial philosophies as well as the nominees’ partisanship, ideology, and qualifications. We also discover significant differences between Republicans and Democrats. These results have important implications for the future of judicial nominations, framing, and public support for the judiciary.

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