Epistemic Peerhood in the Law

R. George Wright

Journal: St. John's Law Review

Volume: 91

Year: 2018

Bluebook Citation: 91 ST. JOHN'S L. REV. (2018)

Author: R. George Wright: all 93 publications


Abstract

(Excerpt) We thus have, at this point, a preliminary sense of the importance of some possible choices in deciding whose voices and participation should be taken seriously, as that of our epistemic peers, in deciding legal questions. This Article addresses these preliminary understandings in several legal contexts. We can do so most profitably on the basis of a better, fuller, and more specific understanding of the crucial idea of epistemic peerhood. It is thus the idea of epistemic peerhood itself that this Article addresses immediately below.

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