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Jan. 18, 2022
To improve ability to ‘read rightly,’ focus on inconsistencies, not demeanor
In his January 10 guest column, “Talking to strangers: Lessons for lawyers,” Syed H. Mannan states, “As lawyers, this social science research is as critical as next week’s Supreme Court advance sheets.” I couldn’t agree more that it would behoove lawyers and judges to pay more attention to research in other fields that relates to our field, including the social science research.
Mark B. Baer
Mark works as a mediator and conflict resolution consultant and teaches a course on implicit bias.
In his January 10 guest column, "Talking to strangers: Lessons for lawyers," Syed H. Mannan states, "As lawyers, this social science research is as critical as next week's Supreme Court advance sheets." I couldn't agree more that it would behoove lawyers and judges to pay more attention to research in other fields that relates to our field, including the social science ...
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