The Effects of Judges' Personal Values and Attitudes Are

question 41

Multiple Choice

The effects of judges' personal values and attitudes are

• A)unimportant, because key decisions are based on precedent.
• B)unimportant, because judges are nonpartisan.
• C)important, because background, experience, and party identification influence decisions.
• D)important, because evidence shows that Hispanic judges are tougher on black defendants than on Hispanic ones.

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