There can be a risk in writing the opinion of lock-in effect—of making a snap judgment and putting it in writing.
Brett Kavanaugh: “There can be a risk in writing the opinion of lock-in effect—of making a snap judgment and putting it in writing.”
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Kavanaugh warns about the risks of quickly written opinions in the court.
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