A Recent Study of Judicial Voting in Thousands of Cases

question 4

Multiple Choice

A recent study of judicial voting in thousands of cases showed that in most areas of law the decisions of female and male judges

• A)are always different
• B)are never different
• C)are often different
• D)are rarely different

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Definitions:

Gendered Patterns

Refers to the distinct behaviors, roles, and expectations that are traditionally associated with men and women within a culture.

Feminist Movement

A social and political movement aimed at establishing equality in rights, opportunities, and treatment between genders.

Interaction

A process by which two or more entities or phenomena act upon each other or engage with each other.

Correspondence Principle

The principle whereby the structures of workplaces are reflected in the structures of schools.