As bioinformatics becomes increasingly central to research in the molecular life sciences, the
need to train non-bioinformaticians to make the most of bioinformatics resources is growing…

… If that explains the difference between the work of the scholar and that of the judge, then
the awe in which we hold the judge is the awe that is felt for one who wields power, for it is an …

… Attribution theory helps to explain how we each judge behaviour differently. The theory
suggests • that behaviour can be internally or externally caused. Internally caused behaviours …

… conflicts and problems that faced appellate judges all over the country at the turn of the
century. Judges Dent and Brannon brought into focus … Perhaps we need more judges like him. …

… secure us against the well-meant ignorance of the weak judge and are our mainstay against
improper motives on the part of those who administer justice. . . A judge tied down on every …

… This Article tests Judge Posner's positive theory of … judges have written about judging, which
he laments is a "neglected literature"'5 despite being written by some of the ablest judges in …

… Cardinal Cardijn’s See–Judge–Act method as a possible … Finally, this article explores how
the See–Judge–Act method … Surprisingly, this is why I think See–Judge–Act might function …

This Article argues that there is a fundamental mismatchbetween the nature of finance and
current approaches to financial regulation. Today's financial system is a dynamic and …

… that influence his or her likely decisions as a judge. This includes, for example, the individual's
philosophy of judging and constitutional interpretation, such as whether the person would …

… honored by Judge Mikva's … of Judge Posner, in a published opinion joined by Judge
Easterbrook, that upheld various landlord-tenant regulations in the city of Chicago. The two judges …