Since that is common sense (being biased) it must not be the text of a law.
i wish it was "common sense"
an overwhelming majority of citizens believe that a judge can, in most, if not all cases, impartially follow the exact letter of the law
and i believe we've established that you and i agree this is technically impossible
so, in that case, it would seem that perhaps we could at least inject a bit more honesty into the equation
We did. There are solutions to that problem, though.
"better bias" ?
LoL
Aren't you in the search for said solutions? I had given you my own way of thinking/example of mediation practice in another thread.
You had given me the video with another concept of fair trials.
Our own influence on the things happening is limited, which leaves me with the insight that I can do so and so much. I need not to overburden myself.
i wonder if people could agree that without identity
if the gaza israel roles were reversed
without changing any of the facts
would anyone think differently about the situation
Really, the overwhelming majority of people can believe what they want, since it's not them being a judge; it is more important that the judge had been educated in this manner, and I will give my right hand that this is the case. As soon as you start an education as a judge/lawyer and related professions (even in social work), you are confronted with the bias issue and you are being made aware of it through game-cases you play through. I've done it myself in class.
It's another issue when judges ignore their own bias and work unclean in that matter. For reasons, we can think of.
But "bias" itself is a hit-term and spread around the whole internet, so you cannot say it is not a well known phenomena. It's only that people like to attribute to themselves to be not biased, but then they lie.
Keep also in mind that we live in different countries and that our legal systems differ quite a lot. For example, we don't have juries but we have the "Schöffen", instead.
You don't need to have an official education in law and order for that position. There are other requirements but all in all you can apply for that position as an ordinary citizen. Just for info. Most people just don't know about it. I myself didn't know.
source (not in English)
judges reviewing petitions for parole
approve more requests within one hour of eating breakfast or lunch
Your point is that there can be no fairness if people allow their whims to influence their decisions. Do I see that correctly? I don't dispute that.
So that in some cases something turns out in people's favour and in others to their disadvantage, which may have nothing to do with the matter in and of itself.
We can cut our teeth on this topic. For now, what counts is how you and I make our own decisions and how we talk to each other.
societal bias is probably a "good" thing when adjudicating legal disputes
and by polling 100 or 1000 jurors
individual bias can be mitigated
What's your source for this?
https://presearch.com/search?q=judges+reviewing+petitions+for+parole%0A%0Aapprove+more+requests+within+one+hour+of+eating+breakfast+or+lunch
Thank you.
While not surprised this dynamic exists, I'm shocked that they allowed it to become measurable and then reported. Borders on horror at the amount of propaganda we have instilled in us as children (in the U.S.) on fairness and principles above human character flaws which doesn't exist for most.
semi-professional jurors
sounds like it could be a good idea