The latest book from the brilliant and preternaturally productive Judge Posner is entitled How Judges Think. The goal of Posner's effort is, in his own words, to provide a “cogent, unified, realistic, and appropriately eclectic account of how judges actually arrive at their decisions in nonroutine cases." For an in-depth and rather negative review of the book by commentator Ed Whelan see here (the review is actually a compilation of some of Whelan's posts on Benchmemos, so if by chance you've read those you know his arguments).
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