Objective Bias in UK Law

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  • The European Commission’s Google Shopping decision: Could bias have anything to do with it?
    • No. 26-4, August 2019
    • Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law
    • 0000
    ... ... Legal reasoning, however, provides an opportunity to test theplausibility of hypothesized bias: if the reasoning is strong, persuasive and objective, bias iseither irrelevant (that is, it has not influenced the decision) or unlikely. If reasoning is weak,unpersuasive, or subjective, bias may have ... ...
  • Crime Prevention and the Future of the Probation Service
    • No. 30-4, December 1983
    • Probation Journal
    • 0000
    Recent expansion in the conventional work-load of the Probation Service has not removed the basic empirical and theoretical objections to present probation practice. However, there are few signs of...
    ... ... Insupport of the fourth objective they called for are-direction from traditional client-centredmethods ... ...
  • On network externalities, e‐business adoption and information asymmetry
    • No. 107-5, May 2007
    • Industrial Management & Data Systems
    • 728-746
    Purpose: This paper seeks to investigate and provide empirical evidence of the interrelationships among network externalities, e‐business adoption and information asymmetry. Design/methodology/app...
    ... ... -reported questionnaires, and thus may be subject to self-reporting bias. Futurestudies should use more objective measurements to reduce the ... ...
  • Information Technology and the Quality Gap
    • No. 16-4, June 1994
    • Employee Relations
    • 22-34
    During 1990, one of the largest service sector companies in the UK was in the process of implementing major change. Top management believed that total quality management (TQM) was an appropriate ve...
    ... ... philosophicaland cultural level, attributable to an emphasis on objective and realist philosophiesof TQM implementation (see Figure 1). This is ... ...
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