Laypeople, and even many lawyers, may think ideology plays a large role in judicial decisionmaking, especially at the appellate level.
If that's true -- to be sure, it's far from clear -- can we measure judicial ideology in any meaningful way?
Professor Corey Yung thinks he can.
(h/t Concurring Opinions)
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