Testing Lay Intuitions of Justice: How and Why?

Robinson, Paul H.

Journal: Hofstra Law Review

Volume: 28

Year: 2000

Bluebook Citation: 28 HOFSTRA L. REV. (2000)

Author: Paul H. Robinson: all 34 publications


Abstract

Part I of this Article summarizes the arguments as to why lay intuitions of justice are important for criminal law rule-makers. Part II sketches the challenges at reliably determining those intuitions and describes methodology worked out to meet those challenges. Part III looks briefly at one simple study to illustrate the methodology, which has been used on a wide variety of issues, as described in Part IV.

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