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Implicit Bias

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  1. Appellate Advocacy Blog

    Thinking slowly to address implicit bias

    By Lance Caughfield

    As advocates, we frequently represent clients who face potential bias from the jury box or bench. Sometimes the biases are explicit, but most often, the biases are implicit, and the…

  2. Boundary Dispute Law Blog

    Implicit Bias v. Scientific Method

    By Bob Zierman

    Yesterday, I had an informational interview with a gentleman from Tableau Software. He mentioned how he believes it is so important that we follow the scientific method's means of determining…

  3. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Harvard Study Shows Bias Drops Dramatically for Sexual Orientation and Race Since 2007

    By Tracy Thomas

    Study: Bias Drops Dramatically for Sexual Orientation and Race since 2007New research from Harvard University finds that Americans' unconscious bias on the basis of sexual orientation and race dropped dramatically over a…

  4. California Employment Law Update

    The Coming Battle Over ‘Implicit Bias’ in Employment Discrimination Cases

    By Tony Oncidi

              Employers are facing the growing threat of “implicit bias” evidence in employment discrimination cases.  Employment partner Tony Oncidi explains how to meet the challenge: https://www.proskauer.com/uploads/the-coming-battle-over-implicit-bias-in-employment-discrimination-cases  …

  5. Taking Care of HR Business

    12 Days of HR: A Lesson on Implicit Bias Inspired by Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

    By Elizabeth Johnston

    The story of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer has been a long-time holiday staple, both in film and in song.  The gist of the story is that Rudolph was born with…

  6. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Implicit Bias in the Law School Dean Search Process

    By Tracy Thomas

    Michelle Benedetto Neitz, Pulling Back the Curtain: Implicit Bias in the Law School Dean Search Process, Seton Hall L. Rev. (forthcoming) The dean search process can be viewed as a bellwether…

  7. Sentencing Law and Policy

    “Who Locked Us Up? Examining the Social Meaning of Black Punitiveness”

    By Douglas Berman

    Main October 29, 2018"Who Locked Us Up? Examining the Social Meaning of Black Punitiveness"The title of this post is the title of this new quasi-book review authored by Darren Lenard…

  8. Pretrial, Trial, Appellate & Evidence Blog

    HISTORIC NEW RULE: JURY SELECTION AND IMPLICIT BIAS

    By Ronald H. Clark

    The Washington Supreme Court is the first court in the nation to adopt rules aimed at eliminating implicit bias from jury selection in both civil and criminal cases. The new…

  9. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Changing the Toxic Culture of Domestic Violence by Renorming in Law

    By Tracy Thomas

    Melissa Berger, Reforming by Re-Norming: How the Legal System has the Potential to Change a Toxic Culture of Domestic Violence, 44 Notre Dame J. of Legislation 171 (2018)Regressive societal norms…

  10. The Right Coast

    NAACP goes Big Brother: What we need is mandatory implicit bias testing

    By Thomas A. Smith

    NAACP President Derrick Johnson wrote a piece for USAToday yesterday announcing that his organization was calling for mandatory implicit bias testing for all public officials. Implicit bias testing is a…