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April 18, 2011
It's not what the judge had for breakfast, it is when she had lunch
Posted by Erik Gerding
Here is an amusing article from the Economist that reports on a study from Israeli scholars that shows delectable evidence that Israeali parole board judges are more likely to be lenient immediately after a meal. On the other hand, there is evidence that being slightly hungry sharpens the intellect.
I'm not sure whether to evaluate this evidence before or after dinner.
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