The Case Analysis Seminar for Judges introduces participants to economic concepts through a discussion-based examination of cases drawn from a variety of legal fields. Led by law and economics scholars, attendees will brief cases and engage in substantive discussion of the economic principles and analyses that shaped the case. The program is designed for judges of all backgrounds; prior study of economics is unnecessary. Participants should come prepared to actively contribute to the discussion so they leave the program with the ability to apply economic reasoning to legal questions and understand the limitations of economic considerations.
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