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Confronting Cognitive "Anchoring Effect" and "Blind Spot" Biases in Federal Sentencing: A Moldest Solution for Performing a Fundamental Flaw/ by Mark W. Bennett

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ArticleSeries: The Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology. 489-534p.: ; Volume.104, Number.2Publication details: --Chicago: Northwestern University School of Law, Summer 2014.Description: 489-534p.: 25.5cmISSN:

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