David E. Klein is Associate Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Politics, University of Virginia.

Gregory Mitchell is Professor of Law and E. James Kelly, Jr.-Class of 1965 Research Professor, University of Virginia School of Law

Brandon Bartels is Assistant Professor of Political Science, Stony Brook University

Lawrence Baum is Professor of Political Science, The Ohio State University

Eileen Braman is Assistant Professor of Political Science, Indiana University

Len Dalgleish is Professor of Decision Making, University of Stirling and and head of the Decision Making program of HealthQwest

John Darley is Warren Professor of Psychology, Princeton University

Neal Devins is Goodrich Professor of Law and Professor of Government, College of William and Mary.

Daniel Farber is Sho Sato Professor of Law, Boalt Hall, UC-Berkeley.

Will Federspiel is an associate at McGuireWoods.

Robert MacCoun is Professor of Law and Public Policy, UC-Berkeley.

Wendy Martinek is Associate Professor of Political Science, Binghamton University

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Jennifer Robbennolt is Professor of Law and Psychology, University of Illinois.

C.K. Rowland is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Kansas University and Founder, Litigation Insights

Frederick Schauer is David and Mary Harrison Distinguished Professor of Law, University of Virginia.

James Shanteau is University Distinguished Professor of Psychology, Kansas State University.

Suzanna Sherry is Herman O. Loewenstein Professor of Law, Vanderbilt University.

Emily Sherwin is Professor of Law, Cornell Law School.

Dan Simon is Professor of Law and Psychology, University of Southern California

Barbara Spellman is Professor of Psychology and Law, University of Virginia

Philip Tetlock is Professor of Organizational Behavior and Mitchell Chair in Leadership, UC-Berkeley.

Tina Traficanti is an attorney at Litigation Insights

Erin Vernon is a law student at Duke University

Andrew Wistrich is United States Magistrate Judge, Central District of California

Lawrence Wrightsman is Professor Emeritus of Social Psychology, University of Kansas

"The book is truly interdisciplinary, with many chapters covering two or three disciplines (law, psychology, and political science). Much of the work shows a solid understanding and appreciation for research in other disciplines...This would be a welcome text to any undergraduate class addressing judicial politics, political psychology, decision making, or one that specifically focuses on the role of judges." -- Department of Political Science, University of Kentucky